feat: implement issue #1406 — [Phase 3] Add scripts/validate-interaction-model.sh + bats, wired into lint.yml as a PR-triggered check - #1505
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This pull request introduces a new validation script scripts/validate-interaction-model.sh along with comprehensive BATS unit tests and fixtures to mechanically enforce the agentic interaction model. The review feedback highlights several improvement opportunities: refactoring imv_v_boundary to accumulate subscription pairs in a local variable instead of using temporary files to prevent orphaned files and subshells; enhancing YAML inline array and repository_dispatch parsing to robustly handle single-quoted strings; and tightening BATS test assertions to check for an exit status of exactly 1 instead of -ne 0 when verifying that a pattern is not found.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 13d31cb10bb6e27c9df342827a3d173b9fff2ede
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Confirms the triage assessment: this PR implements issue #1406 (Phase 3 interaction-model validator) completely and safely. Adds a hermetic 439-line bash validator (scripts/validate-interaction-model.sh) with seven tagged violation classes, a 224-line bats suite (unit tests per helper + one isolated fixture tree per violation class + combined-violation + both misclassification directions + dangling-table + live-tree pass), and one PR-triggered job in lint.yml with no new cron. Of the 65 changed files, 62 are test fixtures. All 8 acceptance criteria (including the 3 QA-Lead additions) are satisfied.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1406. AC1 (a–e detectors): implemented as imv_v_completeness, imv_v_timer_roles, imv_v_contracts (events+crons mirror, idempotency_key/concurrency_lane), and imv_v_boundary — each with a fault-seeded fixture. AC2: bats suite mirrors test_validate_workflow_schedules.bats with per-class regression fixtures. AC3: validate-interaction-model job added to lint.yml, PR-triggered, no schedule.cron; bats file registered in the run-bats.sh list. AC4: FAIL[a] fires on any in-scope workflow without a §4 row (proven by fail-a/gamma.yml fixture). AC5: hermetic — reads in-repo files only, INTERACTION_MODEL_ROOT override mirrors validate-workflow-schedules.sh. AC6: combined fixture asserts both FAIL[b] and FAIL[c] are reported (no first-failure short-circuit; main accumulates all detector output before failing). AC7: both misclassification directions covered (misclass-1as3, misclass-3as1) via the §3 schedule discriminator. AC8: §4 table cross-checked against real on: blocks, incl. FAIL[table] for dangling rows and bidirectional completeness. A final live-tree test pins that the current repo passes.
Findings
No blocking findings.
- Security: new lint.yml job runs under the workflow-level
permissions: contents: read; checkout is SHA-pinned to3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1— verified via the GitHub API as the authentic actions/checkout v7.0.1 tag — withpersist-credentials: false. The validator is hermetic (no network, no gh, no secrets). The run_secret_scanning MCP tool was not available in this run; the gitleaks CI check passed. - Unresolved bot threads (4, gemini-code-assist, 3×medium 1×low — assessed non-blocking): (1) mktemp/rm in imv_v_boundary could leak a temp file on premature exit — cosmetic on ephemeral CI runners; (2)+(3) inline-array parsing strips double quotes but not single quotes — a single-quoted
on: ['push']would fail LOUD (contract-mismatch FAIL[c]) rather than silently pass, andon: [schedule]is invalid GitHub Actions syntax so no silent schedule miss is possible; (4) bats grep assertions use-ne 0instead of-eq 1— style. The dev-lead agent reviewed these and posted an explicit review-changes (no-changes) verdict. No human-reviewer questions are pending. - Minor (non-blocking): the new job pins actions/checkout v7.0.1 while the rest of lint.yml uses v6.0.3 — a version-consistency nit for a future housekeeping pass; reusable-pin-compliance passed.
CI status
All completed checks green: Lint, shellcheck/ShellCheck, actionlint, bats, unit-tests, CodeQL (actions+python), Agent Security Scan, agent-shield, Secret scan (gitleaks), SonarCloud quality gate, validate-interaction-model, validate-workflow-schedules, caller-stub-freeze, holdout-guard, and all other stub/permission/persona checks. The only non-completed entries are this review lane itself (pr-auto-review / review / dev-lead dispatch).
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 7f9c86821868e7e69e5fc0f89e461967607dd945
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Confirms the triage assessment and re-approves at the new head. This PR implements issue #1406 (Phase 3 interaction-model validator): a hermetic 456-line bash validator (scripts/validate-interaction-model.sh, seven tagged violation classes, reports all violations without short-circuiting), a 244-line bats suite (unit tests per helper, one isolated fault-seeded fixture tree per violation class, combined-violation, both misclassification directions, dangling-table row, and a live-tree pass test), and one PR-triggered job in lint.yml with no new cron. Of 65 changed files, 62 are minimal test fixtures. Since the prior (dismissed) approval at 13d31cb, two fix-reviews commits addressed all bot review threads — imv_v_boundary now accumulates subscriptions in a shell variable instead of mktemp/rm, single quotes are stripped alongside double quotes in the awk parsers, and repository_dispatch block-form types: lists and bare unfiltered repository_dispatch: triggers are now parsed — each pinned by new bats tests. All 6 review threads are resolved and no new issues were introduced.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1406; all 8 acceptance criteria (incl. the 3 QA-Lead additions) are satisfied. AC1a–e: detectors imv_v_completeness (FAIL[a]), imv_v_timer_roles (FAIL[b]), imv_v_contracts (FAIL[c] events/crons mirror + FAIL[d] idempotency_key/concurrency_lane), imv_v_boundary (FAIL[e] suppressed-event chain without a repository_dispatch bridge). AC2: per-class regression fixture trees under tests/fixtures/interaction-model/. AC3: validate-interaction-model job in lint.yml, PR-triggered, no schedule.cron, bats file registered in the run-bats list. AC4: FAIL[a] fires for any in-scope workflow lacking a §4 row (fail-a/gamma.yml). AC5: hermetic — in-repo reads only, INTERACTION_MODEL_ROOT override mirrors validate-workflow-schedules.sh. AC6: combined fixture asserts both FAIL[b] and FAIL[c] are reported. AC7: both misclassification directions (misclass-1as3, misclass-3as1). AC8: §4 table cross-checked against real on: blocks, incl. FAIL[table] for dangling rows; a final test pins that the live repo tree passes.
Findings
No blocking findings.
- Incremental check (13d31cb → 7f9c868): only scripts/validate-interaction-model.sh (+28/−11) and tests/test_validate_interaction_model.bats (+21/−1) changed, exactly matching the resolved review threads (gemini: mktemp/rm removal, single-quote stripping, grep-assertion style; graphite: repository_dispatch block-form and bare-trigger parsing). All prior findings resolved; no new issues introduced.
- Security: the new lint.yml job runs under the workflow-level permissions: contents: read; checkout is SHA-pinned to 3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1, re-verified via the GitHub API this run as the authentic actions/checkout v7.0.1 tag, with persist-credentials: false. The validator is hermetic (no network, no gh, no credentials). The run_secret_scanning MCP tool was not available in this run; the gitleaks CI check passed and the diff adds no secrets (fixtures and shell only).
- Prior rate-limit withhold at this same SHA (reset 2026-08-12T20:53:17Z): superseded by this full pass. Advisory coverage is materially present — gemini-code-assist reviewed substantively and its findings are fixed and test-pinned, SonarCloud quality gate passed with 0 new issues, and the CodeRabbit and Graphite AI checks report SUCCESS. The remaining blocked bots (Qodo billing-blocked, Codex usage-limited) are not recoverable by waiting out the rate-limit window.
- Minor (non-blocking, carried from prior review): the new job pins actions/checkout v7.0.1 while the rest of lint.yml uses an older pin — a version-consistency nit for a future housekeeping pass; reusable-pin-compliance passed.
- No unresolved review threads (6/6 resolved) and no unanswered human-reviewer questions.
CI status
All completed checks green at 7f9c868: Lint, shellcheck/ShellCheck, actionlint, bats, unit/unit-tests, CodeQL (actions + python), Agent Security Scan, agent-shield, Secret scan (gitleaks), SonarCloud quality gate, validate-fixtures, validate-interaction-contracts, validate-interaction-model, validate-workflow-schedules, caller-stub-freeze and all other stub/permission/persona checks, prompt-coverage, holdout-guard. The two CANCELLED review/review entries are superseded prior runs of this review lane itself; dependabot/audit skips are expected.
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Closes #1406
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✅ Unsafe agent workflow changes blocked before merge✅ Fewer runaway or duplicate agent interactions✅ Clearer pull request failures for interaction-model drift💡 Usage Guide
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