feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline

What: Automation explicitly created on B continues locally within its frozen authority while the creating environment A is asleep.
Why: The approved parent spec identifies a location-dependent ownership or lifecycle gap in this workflow.
So what: Implement this independently provable slice after its native blockers are satisfied; review the exact candidate before integration.

Parent

#379

Outcome

Automation explicitly created on B continues locally within its frozen authority while the creating environment A is asleep. This contributes to every machine and Drafter in one workspace and Promachos directing work across environments.

Elon record

Requirements and who asked: User-requested native cross-machine tool/lifecycle parity, specified and independently approved in #379.
Deleted: Parallel orchestration systems, privilege bypasses, schema-only completion claims and unrelated delivery work.
Bottleneck: This slice's application-service ownership and its stated predecessor contracts.
Checked myself: Source/review evidence in #379 at 3caa62c; actual current base and owned call sites must be rechecked before implementation.

Acceptance criteria

Mint destination-owned bounded execution authority at live-authorized creation/modification of schedule/webhook/Spectrum; bind project/thread, capabilities, provenance and launchIdentity generation.
Timer/webhook fires and local Spectrum turns validate the destination record/policy at claim and retry; interactive onward calls retain separate live chain validation.
Local disable/revoke/known expiry prevents new execution; source-issued disable is durably forwarded and remains unconfirmed until B acknowledges. Preserve disable recovery material across unlink/relink.
A successor generation may disable old records, never execute as them or broaden frozen ceilings. Bound and fresh scheduled threads inherit only accepted authority.
Webhook URLs remain owned by B managed tunnel, not fabricated/proxied by A. Disconnect affects return delivery separately from local execution.

Non-goals

Public release/deployment, account/link capability changes without explicit consent, physical-device use, unrelated source cleanup, package version bumps, live user data testing, and declaring the whole parent complete from this component.

Blocked by

None. #380 is review-ready and internally integrated through PR #391 at ac4ce6b (tree identical to both-reviewed 6da62f8). Component proof: #380 (comment). The native #380 edge was cleared by the #379 planner; final outcome acceptance remains pending.

Required proof

Real persisted scheduler/Spectrum service paths with deterministic adapters: A creates B work then disconnects, local timer/webhook/turn executes once, destination disable denies next execution, unreachable source disable remains explicit and reconciles on reconnect. Include focused behavioral checks, sanitized identity-bound evidence and independent exact-candidate review. CI owns repository-wide checks.

What: The #384 read-only map identifies the existing scheduler/Spectrum owners and the shared hooks needed for destination-owned execution.
Why: Timer, outcome-check replay, Spectrum rounds, native credentials and effect claims cross shared authority boundaries, so separate directories alone do not make the planned writers independent.
So what: Parent must settle the requests below before this same worker writes source; implementation, reviews, integration and delivery remain pending.

Verified starting state and authority

Color: Codex / gpt-6.1-sol / medium, as required, no fallback or delegation.
App identity: Rocky, environment ad2ba7ac-cc85-4ec9-8d59-a65c7cbc104c, darwin/arm64; shell Rocky.local.
Exclusive bound path /Users/rocky/.t3/worktrees/chromeria/feat-384-destination-automation, branch feat/384-destination-automation.
Intended base and actual HEAD ac4ce6bfdc323d7eeaa53e8888f68bc4ef10ba29; tree ef32380d0cf1a4c9e0c990c962f125b79644c509, matching the supplied integrated feat(peer): remote children return results and delegate onward within durable grants #380 identity. Clean tracked/untracked status. Branch has no configured upstream, so upstream divergence is unknown; no fetch/rebase/base mutation was needed for this bounded map.
Remotes verified: origin https://github.com/toolboxmd/chromeria.git, upstream https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code.git. Parent alone owns current-main alignment.
Read current complete spec: native cross-machine control across linked environments #379 body/comments, frozen-v5 approval comment, feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 body/comments (none at read), canonical continuation and feat(peer): remote children return results and delegate onward within durable grants #380 current handoff 6238243028. Historical frontiers do not override the parent's current integration evidence or transfer reviews.
Read canonical operations implementation/orchestration/software-design/diagnosis/test-design/verification and applicable references, system/domain/connected glossaries and Great Library README. No GLOSSARY-MAP.md or ADR file was found in the tracked project inventory; this map introduces no new agreed term or ADR.
feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 app link confirmed already linked. No source/test/config/version edits, commit, push, PR, blocker change, server, browser, device, provider prompt, webhook invocation or live-userdata write. Only this authorized Issue record and disposable /tmp evidence are written.

This advances the Objective by keeping Promachos-directed destination work and Spectrum Colors running within accepted authority across environments. Parent retains architecture/interfaces, shared contracts, topology, exact-candidate reviews, acceptance, merge and shipment under #379 execution authority.

Finite current-source ownership map

Paths below are relative to apps/server/src/ at the exact HEAD above. Line references name the inspected current seam, not promised future layout.

Trigger / state	Current owning files and actual consumers/effects	Proposed exclusive writer or request
Schedule create/update/list/delete	`mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts:1820` loads effective caller, builds task, wraps save through `ScheduledTaskChecks`; `scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts:1102` upsert stores task, webhook token/secret, bare grant and creation `linkOrigin`. `ws.ts:2133` calls the same service for client CRUD/setEnabled/runNow/token rotation. Public schemas live in `packages/contracts/src/scheduledTask.ts`.	#384 service changes; #381 owns shared MCP/WS/contracts integration. Actor acceptance must reach the service, including local human and direct-peer paths, without deriving privilege from raw thread modes.
Timer/manual/webhook claim	`scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts:778` re-reads task, checks enabled/due or delivery replacement, `validateBinding`, dispatch policy, records running, then launches fresh thread or queues bound send. `Schedule.ts` calculates due times. `webhookRoute.ts` decodes HTTP into `triggerWebhook`; service owns signature, relay/delivery identity, queue, claim and outcomes.	#384. Authorization must precede claim/dispatch and also cover queued/retried effects, not merely initial HTTP acceptance. Preserve existing delivery dedup and local semantics.
Destination webhook address	`ScheduledTaskWebhookOrigin`, `relayHookBaseUrl`, `webhookEndpoint` in `ScheduledTaskService.ts`; composition supplies B's managed tunnel origin.	Preserve this owner. No A URL fabrication/proxy and no new host automation.
Fork outcome checks / command schedules	`scheduledTaskChecks/ScheduledTaskChecks.ts:219` binds real launch/send/check/process adapters into `engine.ts`; `engine.ts:253` retries durable recorded sends; command spawn at `engine.ts:406`; `state.ts`/`store.ts` own frozen payloads and runs, `DispatchPolicy.ts` diverts upstream dispatch, `handoff.ts` fences Spectrum reports. Service decorator and tool hooks share task lock/transactions.	Scope clarification requested: add these existing files to #384 ownership where needed. They are outside the provisional `scheduledTasks/**` glob but are necessary execution/retry paths. No second scheduler or authority identity.
Spectrum acceptance	`spectrum/mcpToolkit.ts:98` builds key from `scope.requestNamespace`; `LaunchService.ts:116` replays register receipt, resolves Colors, creates transcript/Color shells from caller, commits through `registrationPlan.ts`; `state.ts`/`store.ts` own generation/revision/outbox. EventSink records authority for created shells.	#384 owns Spectrum except the namespace collision below. Mint accepted record atomically with registration/receipt, not a later sweep.
Spectrum local execution/replay	`RoundService.ts` prepares stable commands in durable outbox, dispatches through `ThreadManagementService.dispatch` with `launchAdmission.ts`; `Controller.ts` resumes/sweeps, cancels exact owned work and advances generations. `runtimeLayer.ts` registers the existing shared Scheduler. `commandPlan.ts`, `spectrumPlan.ts`, `lifecycle.ts`, `cancellationPlan.ts` own commit/admission transitions.	#384. Rebuild authority from persisted record on every dispatch/replay, preserve retirement and generation fencing.
Spectrum report vs local progress	`ReportService.ts`, `reportPolicy.ts`, `SchedulerAdapter.ts`, `resumeScheduler.ts`, `handoff.ts` track report delivery separately from participant work.	Preserve separation. Remote parent delivery belongs to #381's existing pair/lifecycle owner; a disconnected parent must not stop local rounds or produce a false delivery receipt.
Accepted authority, native credential and effects	`peer/peerEffectAuthority.ts` persists thread/message/run/effect owners, including conjunctions and continuation inheritance. `PeerAuthority.ts` owns `checkThread`, `forThread`, `checkTarget`, `checkEffect`, recursive live validation. `orchestration-v2/EffectWorker.ts:775` checks authority before execution/retry; `ProviderSessionManager.ts` and MCP thread access consume native ceilings.	#381 sole writer. Local automation needs an explicit owner recognized at ALL these consumers. Simply providing an old interactive `PeerDispatchAuthority` ID still demands A live; omitting it can shed ceilings. Neither is an acceptable shortcut.
Link/grant lifecycle and disable delivery	`peer/PeerLinks.ts:436` deletes link and secret; `PeerAuthority.ts:1190` updates grant; control frames and mailbox reside in `PeerAuthority.ts`/`PeerMcpClient.ts`, shared auth/session revocation and routing elsewhere.	#381 owns lifecycle/control integration. #384 owns automation disable record/state and destination application. Recovery must survive existing unlink credential deletion.
Persistence and runtime composition	`persistence/Sqlite.ts:43` initializes fork schemas; `forkV1Backfills.ts` includes Spectrum schema, `server.ts` builds services, MCP gateway composes toolkit/routing.	#384 may own a unique private automation schema/module/test; #381 integrates initialization/runtime/toolkit once. Global docs/map/fork inventory remain #381/parent.

Existing meaningful proof locations: scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.{test,schedule.test,webhook.test,bare.test}.ts, scheduledTaskChecks/ScheduledTaskChecks.integration.test.ts, handoff.integration.test.ts, spectrum/{Launch.integration,Controller.integration,runtimeLayer.integration,resumeScheduler.integration,ReportService.integration}.test.ts. Current webhook unit fixture replaces ThreadLaunch with a queue, so it cannot establish persisted run authority by itself. The registered HTTP/SQLite peer workflow harness in peer/PeerAuthority.workflow.test.ts shows the stronger seam, but that shared file is not claimed for this writer.

Shared-interface requests for parent / #381 / #382

These describe required typed semantics, not an independently approved interface design.

Accepted automation provenance from feat(peer): continue and stop remote delegated jobs after their first result #381. Request a server-only acceptance value for schedule upsert/enable and Spectrum registration: stable action identity, originating environment/thread/run or authenticated client identity, all validated modern/legacy contributor ceilings, grant generations, destination audience, exact project/thread/resource predicate, allowed operation/capabilities, locally known expiry. The shared authority owner must compute it after live validation and actual-target checks. feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 must not flatten multiple contributors, invent another ceiling algorithm, trust public fields, or borrow an idle thread credential. Result must be a validated internal value or typed denial/unavailable/unsupported, not best-effort metadata.
Local execution owner recognized by shared runtime. feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 can persist a private record/reference bound to schedule or Spectrum and frozen definition/generation in the existing transaction. Request feat(peer): continue and stop remote delegated jobs after their first result #381's shared dispatch/claim/native-credential hooks to distinguish that explicit destination record from interactive peer authority, preserve message/run/effect/continuation ownership and native tool ceilings, and call feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 local validation at dispatch and each effect retry. Local validation returns effective bounded authority or disabled/expired/revoked/target-mismatch denial. It must not silently replace unrelated permanent creation owners or accepted contributors on an existing bound thread. Fresh scheduled threads/Color shells and later independent local work need distinct ownership. Outgoing peer operations remain live-validated; local execution permission cannot become ambient onward authority.
Durable disable obligation and acknowledgement. Request feat(peer): continue and stop remote delegated jobs after their first result #381 lifecycle hooks at origin revoke/known expiry/replacement/unlink BEFORE recovery material is removed, plus scoped control delivery/ack frames. Required payload semantics: source/destination identity, stable obligation ID, original grant generation, exact automation record/definition generation and reason. Destination result: durably disabled/already disabled, or precise denial, with acknowledgement identity. feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 stores pending/unconfirmed/acknowledged state, idempotently applies local disable and supports a validated successor generation disabling an older record only. feat(peer): continue and stop remote delegated jobs after their first result #381 owns authentication, reconnect transport, old-peer unsupported behavior and safe recovery material retention. Never claim remote stop from enqueue success.
Projection/contracts and wiring. feat(peer): continue and stop remote delegated jobs after their first result #381 must publish sanitized autonomous provenance/status and source disable-unconfirmed/ack status in existing schedule/Spectrum results as appropriate, with explicit negotiated compatibility and guarded policy. Clients feat(peer): complete all-tool cross-machine workflows across web desktop and mobile #386 consume it; feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 does not edit shared contracts or create a second UI/routing owner. Schema initialization must run before scheduler/effect recovery. Parent chooses whether hooks compose via existing Context/ForkCommitPlan seams or another existing owner; this worker does not freeze topology.
Exact feat(peer): transfer attachments and make remote retries preserve operation identity #382 collision. spectrum/mcpToolkit.ts currently derives spectrum:<requestNamespace>:<request> identities; scheduledTaskChecks/ScheduledTaskChecks.ts also embeds scope.requestNamespace for fork-task IDs. Both survive provider credential rotation only after the stable request-identity owner is used. feat(peer): transfer attachments and make remote retries preserve operation identity #382 should own stable namespace derivation, feat(peer): continue and stop remote delegated jobs after their first result #381 expose it through shared intake, and parent assign the concrete Spectrum/fork-task call-site edit to ONE writer. feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 requests that stable value, never derives a rival identity or blindly changes keys. Receipt migration and same-key retries belong to that owner.

Concrete input/result sketch for parent resolution

The smallest requested callee seam is conceptually the following. Names/layout are illustrative and must be agreed by the parent and #381, not implemented from this map:

// Internal only. ValidatedAcceptance comes from the complete shared authority owner.
accept({ acceptance: ValidatedAcceptance, resource: AutomationResource,
         definitionIdentity: string }): Effect<ExecutionRecordRef, AuthorityFailure>
claim({ record: ExecutionRecordRef, resource: AutomationResource,
        actionId: string }): Effect<LocalExecutionAuthority, ExecutionDenied>
disable({ obligationId: string, originalGeneration: string,
          resource: AutomationResource, definitionIdentity: string,
          actor: VerifiedDisableActor }): Effect<DisableAcknowledgement, DisableDenied>
// resource = schedule(id, projectId, boundThreadId|null) OR
//            spectrum(threadId, projectId, launchIdentity).
// ExecutionDenied = disabled | expired | revoked | targetMismatch | unsupported.
// LocalExecutionAuthority is consumed by shared dispatch/native/effect ownership;
// it is not a public record, bearer token, or permission for a remote call.
// source disable state = pending/unconfirmed(obligation identity) OR
//                        acknowledged(destination durable acknowledgement).

The service owns persistence/atomicity, current destination policy, exact target checks, and disabled-state transitions; callers provide intent and an action identity rather than manually sequencing validation and storage. Existing ForkCommitPlan/SQL transactions can carry the record mutation with registration/save if parent selects that seam. Candidate private files are scheduledTasks/automationAuthority.ts plus its behavioral test and persistence/forkDestinationAutomationSchema.ts plus schema test; these names and ownership are requests, not created files. Shared references/dispatch representation and schema/runtime registration stay with #381.

Representative callers and falsifiers

Common: A's live-authorized schedule_task creates one enabled signed webhook on B with stable key K. B's service atomically stores definition + frozen execution record. A disconnects. A valid delivery to B's managed endpoint logs one delivery and creates exactly one B run under that record; a replay of the same delivery creates none. Local Spectrum register/round replay uses the same pattern with its own exact record and stable register key. Falsifier: a reverse A validation request during local execution, duplicate run, or credential capability absent from acceptance.
Failure: B disables the record after a delivery/round is queued but before claim, or local expiry is reached. Claim/retry denies new execution, creates no forbidden provider-start effect, and records an honest outcome. A source disable while B unreachable persists disable-unconfirmed; reconnect durably applies it and acknowledges once. Falsifier: success inferred from forwarding, recovery obligation deleted on unlink, or retry starts after observed disable.
Awkward: A+D constrained accepted work creates B automation bound to an existing B thread, provider credentials rotate, then A's link is replaced. All frozen contributor ceilings remain, B local work does not require either origin online, old record cannot widen or execute as successor, successor can disable it, and later unrelated local input keeps its separate owner. Falsifier: first-owner precedence, current ambient modes, lost run/message authority, or generation replacement silently reenables/widens. Preserve feat(peer): remote children return results and delegate onward within durable grants #380 actual-target conjunction positives/denials and the original parent-local task/pair identities.

Smallest implementation sequence, pending parent decision

Parent settles shared owner/reference, source-disable channel and the two request-namespace call sites. Prefer sequencing the shared authority hook slice before feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 consumption over racing file-disjoint implementations of one authority model.
Retain original failing-before registered/persisted cases at exact ac4 base for destination webhook/timer, local Spectrum turns and unconfirmed disable. Use real services/orchestrator/SQLite/registered toolkit/peer transport, deterministic external adapters, controlled disconnect and explicit Deferred/events/EffectWorker.drain milestones. No provider prompts or standalone product servers.
Implement atomic acceptance + local record/disable storage, scheduler and outcome-check claim/replay integration, then Spectrum registration/round/replay integration against those settled hooks. No separate scheduler, identity owner, host service or generic offline cache.
Prove fresh and bound paths, signed webhook duplicate, later queued/claim/retry disable/expiry, frozen capability/mode conjunctions and native issuance, source/destination restart, disable reconciliation across unlink/relink, successor disable-only, ordinary local/legacy behavior and interactive onward denial while source unavailable. Test public receipts and actual persisted events/outbox and absent effects, not only helper calls. Reuse returned scheduler actions/explicit clocks without sleeps/pollers.
Focused affected tests/types/lint/exports/fork inventory; parent owns both fresh exact-SHA reviews, CI/current-main integration and actual clients/topology acceptance. No readiness/merge/ship claim from this map.

Upstream-first evidence and limits

Read live upstream main 13aa882c22d584de5388dfce3b3ca413387ba059 (committer date 2026-10-17T17:24:48Z), recursive tracked file inventory and the scheduler claim/dispatch implementation in ScheduledTaskService.ts. Upstream main has scheduler/webhook service paths but no spectrum/ or peer/PeerAuthority owner in that inventory. Bounded live open-PR/Issue searches for schedules/webhooks/peers and autonomous work found adjacent proposals, including #16695 link-owned work, #11592 atomic schedule edits, #18820 webhook claim release and #18467 bound provider selection. No destination autonomous-record implementation was identified in this bounded search. These are adjacency findings, not evaluated fixes or candidates to port; complete candidate diff/reproduction review is required before any port. Initial malformed CLI searches were corrected; no mutation resulted.

Verified source, not runtime reproduction: absence of a destination automation authority owner and the live-chain collision. No baseline checks were needed or run for this read-only phase. Exact future signatures, migration behavior for unstamped imported automation, retention/authentication across generation replacement, supported negative outcome presentation, and proof-harness composition depend on parent/#381 decisions. They are unresolved interface questions, not cleared blockers. #385 secret reservation changes remain with its owner; preserve existing B token/secret behavior while defining the acceptance transaction seam.

Requirements and who asked: Parent's authorized #384 first phase requires a finite read-only ownership/interface map under approved #379 destination-autonomy contracts.
Deleted: Source edits before ownership, a second scheduler/identity/ceiling algorithm, offline interactive authorization cache, parallel shared writers, blanket descendant bans and broad/live proof.
Bottleneck: A destination-local execution record must reach shared native intake and effect ownership without revalidating offline origins or dropping frozen contributor ceilings; source-disable transport and namespace ownership also need parent resolution.
Checked myself: Exact app/shell identity, clean workspace/base/tree/remotes, current owning records, actual timer/webhook/outcome-check/Spectrum callers and persistence/effect/native authority consumers, unlink/grant lifecycle, upstream main inventory/service and live adjacent proposals. No runtime proof or source implementation claimed.

Stopped after this map. Resume this SAME job through t3_thread_send after parent assigns the concrete hooks/file owners; no PR exists for #384.

What: #381 now has exclusive implementation authority for the lifecycle/shared gateway path; #382 and #384 retain their separate worktrees and wait at the shared-interface boundary.
Why: All three source maps establish actual shared request identity, dispatch, native/effect authority and registration seams, so concurrent end-to-end writes are not yet independent.
So what: Complete a stable native #381 candidate first, then continue the same #382/#384 jobs with concrete shared hooks and one writer; no extra native dependency edge or design-scope change is introduced.

Exact common base ac4ce6b. Maps: #381, #382, #384. Parent read all maps and independently confirmed live-session requestNamespace, Spectrum/outcome-check consumers, volatile uploadOwners, random attachment send identity and remote original-result stop predicates in actual source.

#381's same Sol MEDIUM job resumed ordinal2 through 379-381-ownership-approved-implement-v1 and received final aggregation379-381-map-aggregation-sequence-v1. It owns lifecycle RemoteDelegation, observation/questions/completion/intake/query/projection, source-mediated lifecycle client status/navigation and affected tests; shared packages/contracts, PeerAuthority/Record/McpClient/control frames, global MCP/routing/registrations, orchestration/runtime/SQL initialization/server/ws, map/inventory. Parent retains architecture/interface/topology decisions and final proof/review/integration. No worker rebase/merge or product server/device.

Selected lifecycle boundary follows frozen v5: typed existing-pair observation/replay/ack with launch/grant binding and durable ordered event identity, bounded pages/subscriptions/release and explicit stale/unsupported state; source command transaction commits observation/projection/wake intent; immutable original result plus actual qualified latest real run and truthful children/queue/recovery/request state; existing completion/question/ack/restart policy, one eligible task/run/event wake and monitor exclusion. Same-job send re-arms observation. Stop/cancel retains exact obligations and honest unconfirmed versus destination evidence after first result. No foreign local IDs or fake shell, generic reverse RPC or arbitrary URL proxy. Source-only lifecycle client view uses owned local task identity and qualified resource/cursor, guarded commands and existing services, no saved B credential. #369 owns later response/action policy; #383 consumes typed viewer/media seams later. Negotiated unsupported peers fail before effects. #380 authority and all R1-R8 regressions remain.

#382 retains PeerForwarding and attachment/receipt/stable-request identity domain. #384 ownership explicitly includes scheduledTaskChecks/** as well as scheduledTasks/** and spectrum/**; its concrete requestNamespace consumers use the one #382-derived stable value through shared intake, never a competing identity scheme. No #384 shared authority/gateway writes, no #382 global intake/contract writes yet. Claim/intake/toolkit assignments and external-attempt registration must be settled against actual hooks, not independent caches. Do not build speculative #382/#384 schema scaffolding inside #381 merely to force parallelism. Their maps and prescribed proofs are retained; they resume their same jobs rather than replacement writers when the shared predecessor is stable.

This is routine single-writer scheduling under the user's parallel-when-truly-disjoint condition, not a reopened design, new human gate or claim those outcomes are implemented. Native feature graph remains unchanged after only justified #380 edge clearance. No human response is needed.

Requirements and who asked: User requires complete approved #379 outcomes, one shared contract/topology owner and parallel implementation only when genuinely disjoint.
Deleted: Concurrent edits to one authority/identity/dispatch model, speculative abstraction/hooks and independent false readiness from file separation.
Bottleneck: Shared lifecycle/caller/dispatch foundation and source-only client view need one complete stable implementation before dependent hooks can be proved end to end.
Checked myself: All three actual ownership packets and base/workspaces, concrete namespace/attachment/stop source, clear domain/shared ownership, existing frozen contracts and the precise native graph after #380 integration.

What: Integration now includes current main and reviewed #380/#381/#382; #369 implementation is active and #383 runs a read-only consumer/catalog map.
Why: Pending requests and automation both need shared authority/intake contracts, so #369 is the sole shared writer while the independent #383 map identifies safe browser/device boundaries.
So what: Parent accepts complete slices through both fresh reviews and actual proof; #384 remains stopped until shared hooks transfer, with no new native dependency invented.

Cleanpushedintegration11cab3c029aaf26b06cb263609860955e1f87a85/tree1928ccd2599a9d340f3cde6b49eab1b0c1943529 parents3214509afd1dd85db2786bb183fd54e68c5e862b +currentmain dfb9235. Parent ordinary nonconflictingWIPmerge ofmain Map387/Prism405/Spectrum407,12paths1064insertions27deletions, no version/upstreamancestryloss. Focused Controller/registrationPlan/featureMaplogic/PrismSettingslogic+list:82tests5filespass /tmp/chromeria-379-current-main-alignment-tests.log;42featureinventory/whitespacepass. This alignment is not newlybothreviewed/finalCI/actualclientacceptance and stays covered by eventualcombinedgate.

SAME369implementationtask379-369-sol-medium-implementation-v1 ordinal2 resumed #369 (comment). Parent verifiedstoppedcleanownworktree thenffonlyfromc842to11cab. Exclusive branch/workspace feat-369-remote-pending-requests; full requestdomain/client+necessarysharedauthority/transport/contract/intake/native requestreceipt/runtime/WS/MCP writer. No competing384/383 sharedsource writes/speculativehooks. Mandatoryfull frozen379/380/381/382 briefs/reviews/prooflimits carryforward. BOTH future exactMEDIUMreviews/currentCI/realclients parentowned. Actual persistedcodex/gpt-6.1-sol/reasoningEffortmedium verified; no fallback.

NEW383task379-383-sol-medium-implementation-v1 running FIRSTPHASE READONLY. Appbound feat-383-remote-browser-device at11cab, actualreturned ANDpersistedcodex/gpt-6.1-sol/MEDIUM verified. Readonlyfinite actualinstalled/pinnedtypeddevicecatalog/quickstart/browserhub/tickets/artifacts/allclientconsumers/overlap/proofmap; no source/test/schema writes, no productserver/browser/device/provider/fixturehomeoperation or additionaldelegates. Samejobresumeswhenparentconcreteownershipsettled. #383 app-linked. ParentclearedONLYnative380id5887221622 and382id5887225771 edges afterbothcompleteprerequisiteproof/reviews/integration; actualblocked_by=[] confirmed andbodyupdatedmatching. #383 itselfremainsOPEN/unimplemented/unproved/unreviewed.

#384 readonlymap6238592687 remainsstopped on owncleanac4worktree; no newblockeredge. Actualmapshows sharedPeerAuthority/effect/nativecredential/disabletransport dependency with369core, so serialization reflects realowner collision. Parentwilltransfercompletedcurrentsharedhooks after369stablecandidate orconcretetrulydisjointwrittenassignment, notspeculativedualauthorization. #385follows369+384, #386combinedalltools/clientsfinal; theirnativeblockersremain. No maincheckout/oldmobile/liveuserdata cleanup or grants.

PR391/392/410 allverifiedMERGED/app-linked/watchfalse. NofinaloutcomePRyet. Primarycurrentisolatedservers42894/30856 source588(retainedrecordingproof) andsourcebrowser9/homes/rollbackevidence remainownedforacceptance; no workerproductresources. Alloldreview/cost403/404/discovery/timing/HTML/prerequisitegaps and currentalignmentunverifiedcombinedstate explicit. No finalmainmerge/build/ship/activation/finalization.

Requirements and who asked: User379 requires full nativeoutcome acrossalllinkedtools/clients and explicitlypermits usefuldisjointvisibledelegation.
Deleted: Duplicate sharedauthoritywriters, arbitraryparallelcode, schema-onlyslices, newblockingedges and prematurewholeoutcomeclaims.
Bottleneck: Complete pendingrequest ancestor/client/nativeacceptance contract before sharedautonomyconsumers.
Checked myself: Actualmain/integrationancestry/tree/cleanpush/82focusedalignmenttests, completed382merge/proof, stoppedclean369ff and actualColor/binding, native383edges/body/appbinding/Color and real384overlapmap.

feat(peer): answer remote descendant requests from the source (#416)

What: The parent selects one coupled destination-automation implementation boundary under approved #379v5, using a domain-owned accepted record and the existing shared authority evaluator/native ownership.
Why: Unchanged interactive record IDs require the source online, while a flattened ceiling loses contributor/resource constraints; disable recovery also needs a restricted path after ordinary link retirement.
So what: Assign one new local native implementation job for #384 with the preserved old read-only map and the current seam packet below; independently review its exact complete candidate before integration. No automation, secret or final outcome acceptance is claimed.

Requirements and who asked: User379 and approved384 fix offline destination execution, frozen conjunctive authority, native effects/credentials, disable acknowledgement and successor disable-only semantics. Current user appoints this driver sole topology owner and says the Rocky planner is idle after handoff.
Deleted: A second shared writer, reusing stale interactive IDs offline, fake public envelopes, flattened contributors, ordinary revoked-token authentication, new ambient grants, generic reverse RPC, schema-only completion and waiting on an inaccessible old execution route.
Bottleneck: Implement one coherent accepted-record interpretation across native dispatch, credentials, schedule/check/Spectrum claims and disable recovery, not isolated schema scaffolding.
Checked myself: Read the complete current41KB seam proposal and original384map, actual Authority/context/ownership and scheduler/Round dispatch source; current539frozen2b nativecompilers/requiredreviews pass but CI remains pending. A bounded native Rocky project-list attempt returned capability_denied/peer-link-forwarding fence; no shell agent or route bypass was used. The old384job stopped read-only atcleanac4 with no implementation/PR. New local execution is explicit, not a silent replacement or simultaneous writer.

Selected routine internal boundary: additive domain record service owns immutable accepted definition/contributor graph, exact binding/generation and monotone status; PeerAuthority alone captures/evaluates contributor/resource conjunction and live onward validation. Existing native thread/run/message/effect tables carry internal record references; new local variants have no fabricated transport envelope and legacy rows remain decodable. Schedule receipt/save and Spectrum registration atomically persist acceptance with their existing transactions. Creation-time checks remain live. Each claim/retry/spawn/credential issuance has actual current destination admission, including permanent birth owners covered by the exact accepted graph and unrelated later contributors preserved separately.

Selected disable recovery: retain the original protected link generation/credential identity and registered exact dependency until durable acknowledgement; add only a negotiated private disable/ack receiver/resolver at existing peer-control owners that validates this registered binding after ordinary credentials retire. It cannot authenticate ordinary RPC/tools, read private data, capture/execute/reenable/modify or widen authority. A live successor can disable only with verified stored continuity, never by matching a claimed environmentId. Source obligations precede credential destruction; destination tombstone-before-registration prevents resurrection; uncertain delivery stays unconfirmed. No general revoked-session restoration. Exact internal schema/frame names are reversible implementation details; no costly/public architecture change is authorized.

One complete component covers schedule fresh/bound timer/webhook, checked-task commands/recovery, Spectrum rounds, local disable/expiry, source revoke/unlink/relink and receipt/rollback fencing. Tests use isolated registered native services/SQLite/authenticated deterministic peers and explicit milestones. Real product/client/machine acceptance remains primary-owned. No native385/386 dependency is cleared. Current packet follows as selected input with the clarifications above taking precedence over its illustrative names.

#384 current-seam design input, bounded and read-only

Result and identity

This is one proposed internal design, not implementation, review approval, #384 completion, ownership transfer, or permission to ship. The smallest coherent boundary is a destination automation record service composed with the existing PeerAuthority evaluator and existing native input/effect ownership. Keeping only the old interactive record IDs cannot satisfy offline execution; replacing them with a flattened ceiling cannot preserve conjunctive resource ownership.

Inspected workspace: /home/luke/dev/toolboxmd/chromeria-worktrees/379-review-539-sol; detached HEAD 2b9443bae55bb712b6872c0ab75f92976fa2e870; tree 7701851d176a136cbe52b3b526fe8031297fe352; supplied base 63c41e7b0ab32460dae0287b448a87c3ac9e8e51. Initial status was empty. Origin is toolboxmd/chromeria; the upstream URL is pingdotgg/t3code. All source references below mean this frozen tree, with paths relative to the workspace. No inference from the old Rocky map establishes current implementation.

Evidence read: complete current #379 body including approved v5 and Design review; complete #384 body and all three comments, including map 6238592687 and ownership sequencing; current parent frontier 6271059342, subsequent 6271152801 and 6271198925; relevant current catalog owner/consumer analysis 6271045917. Local snapshots: /tmp/chromeria-{379,384,386}-current-design-input.json; supplied old map /tmp/chromeria-384-full-current.txt. Later #379 text reports independent539 approval, CI still pending; this packet does not accept539 or change its topology. Historical broad execution/delivery authority is expressly excluded by this bounded request.

Canonical operations, Research/mechanics, Software design and all four selected references, Elon algorithm/first principles/current constraint, orchestration, verification/test-design, AgentsMD README, Great Library README, supplied project instructions and complete direction, root and internal glossaries were read. This proposal introduces internal illustrative type names, not agreed new system vocabulary. Current server uses Effect Schema and strict TypeScript, including exact optional properties and unchecked indexed access (tsconfig.base.json:2, apps/server/tsconfig.json:2). No code/prototype, test, install, product process, browser/device/provider prompt, secret/grant/account/live DB access, external write, delegation, or Git mutation occurred. Only /tmp scratch was written. The unavailable cross-environment route was not retried or bypassed.

Elon record, before recommendation

Requirements and who asked: The user fixes approved #379v5/#384: live-authorized transfer of exact automation authority to B, every modern/legacy contributor preserved, B execution while A is offline, current B policy/disable/known expiry at claim and retry, interactive onward live validation, durable source disable through unlink/relink, native credential/effect ownership, one eventual final PR to main controlled by the parent.
Deleted: A second ceiling calculation, identity owner, scheduler, general offline cache, synthetic public envelope, ambient full-access fallback, generic reverse RPC, distributed revocation transaction, automation lease refresh, blanket descendant ban, source webhook proxy, speculative parallel scaffolding, and conversion of this input into code or acceptance.
Bottleneck: One authority graph must have two legitimate evaluation purposes: destination-local execution of an accepted definition, and live interactive use of its original contributors. Actual bound-thread, native-input/effect and external-check consumers currently know only the latter. Disable recovery also cannot use the current ordinary link resolver after unlink.
Checked myself: Read current live-recursive validation, actual-target resource conjunction, permanent/run/message/effect owner recording, native credential issuance, MCP intake/revalidation, schedule save/fire/manual replay, outcome-check/recovery and shell spawn, Spectrum registration/durable round admission, event/receipt transactions, link replacement/unlink/control transport and session revocation. These are static observations, not executed proof.

Recommendation and the one viable alternative

Recommend a small domain service DestinationAutomationAuthority under the existing scheduled-task/fork domain, backed by additive fork SQL, with PeerAuthority owning acceptance capture and interpretation of its references. Keep PeerDispatchAuthority as an internal record ID and reuse the existing thread/run/message/effect tables; their values must resolve a typed local-execution record as well as existing interactive records. The automation service owns definition binding, monotone disable and local claim; PeerAuthority remains the sole owner of contributor traversal, intersect, resource predicates, interactive validation and native effective ceilings. No new service owns peer identity or computes a rival ceiling.

The alternative is storing the entire automation definition/state in an expanded PeerAuthority record service. It can be made correct, but then PeerAuthority must know scheduler incarnation, fork check versions/payloads, Spectrum launch/member/outbox generations, and definition mutations. That puts automation lifecycle decisions at the transport/authority owner and creates broader circular dependencies. Reject it unless implementation demonstrates that the domain service hides no real invariant. Simply adding context.type = automation to today's required-envelope struct is not a third viable design: it either fabricates transport fields or still calls A.

The concrete integration is one coupled slice. File separation does not authorize simultaneous shared writers. Parent retains topology, final internal interface choice and acceptance; the stopped Rocky worker is not replaced.

Current mechanics and required changes

Boundary	Verified current source	Consequence for this design
Internal authority shape	`apps/server/src/peer/PeerAuthorityRecord.ts:18` requires peer/session/envelope and has task-stop, run-inputs, owned-thread and legacy-thread contexts; `:69` owns `intersect`.	New local references must not impersonate a PeerAuthorityEnvelope. Preserve existing stored rows and conjunction semantics.
Permanent and incoming owners	`peer/PeerAuthority.ts:360` walks permanent creation ancestry; `:396` composes active run with creation, including legacy; `:680` recursively validates; `:845` resource membership is distinct from conjunction. All paths here and below are under `apps/server/src/` unless fully qualified.	An automation binding cannot replace the birth owner of an existing bound thread or use the first contributor as sole authority.
Actual target enforcement	`peer/PeerAuthority.ts:860` checks created membership; `:874` recursively checks EACH contributor against the actual target; `:919` loads thread/schedule; `:945` checks thread; `:1621` checks scope binding. `mcp/linkOrigin.ts:43` delegates to this owner.	Offline capture includes each resource predicate/evidence, not just the minimum mode or one linkOrigin. Validate actual B project/thread/incarnation at use.
Live chain	`peer/PeerAuthority.ts:742` asks the source for validation; `:773` checks source link generation/expiry; `:814` checks originating run; `:960` prepare and `:1055` accept.	An old ID passed unchanged into checkThread/checkEffect is not offline authority. Interactive prepare must still use these live checks.
Persisted native ownership	`peer/peerEffectAuthority.ts:17` initializes ownership tables; `:47` reads the dispatch reference; `:65` combines run inputs; `:161` onwards records birth, continuation, message promotion and effect owners. `orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts:783` applies fork mutations and `:810` records owners in the event/receipt transaction.	Local execution ID must enter THIS path. Do not add parallel native ownership tables. Preserve promotion/restart/recovery and inherited unowned local continuation semantics.
Effect check and native credentials	`peer/PeerAuthority.ts:1564` checks effect owner AND separate permanent creation/legacy owner. `orchestration-v2/EffectWorker.ts:766` checks selected execution effects before each try; `:815` currently provides dispatch ownership only for Stop. `orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:464` obtains frozen ceiling for credential issue/reuse.	Extending only validate is insufficient: the separate creation check would still contact A. Native credentials, local tool calls, continued effects and actual effect types must share the explicit local interpretation. Audit the worker allowlist, do not assume every app effect already enters it.
MCP and capability consumers	`mcp/McpHttpServer.ts:265` binds persisted native authority; `mcp/McpRouting.ts:105` refreshes native owner, `:136` provides dispatch ID, `:180` constructs durable selected context; `peer/PeerAuthority.ts:1670` rechecks device/browser invocation; `mcp/linkOrigin.ts:22` derives descriptive origin.	New record variants require explicit narrowing at every transport-field reader; descriptive linkOrigin cannot become authority. Ordinary local tool work uses frozen authority, onward uses original live chain.
Schedule acceptance	`mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts:2280` builds accepted schedule intent; `:2377` supplies stable requestNamespace to fork checks. `scheduledTasks/mutationReceipts.ts:220` captures a local fence, then live rechecks OUTSIDE SQLite; `:261` commits perform/receipt together. `scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts:557` writes definition; `:1305` saves inside receipt owner.	Extend acceptance, not an after-save sweep. Freeze all contributors outside SQL, assert the captured B binding/definition fence inside the same save transaction, insert certificate/reference and receipt together. Reverse validation must not wait while SQL is locked.
Schedule execution	`scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts:758` still rejects mismatched single linkOrigin for bound targets; `:792` launches or queues; `:934` re-reads enabled/incarnation then `:950` decides fork dispatch; `:1437` onwards persists/replays keyed manual admission.	Modern stamped execution needs the real local authority predicate instead of the single-origin equality. Retain legacy policy for legacy rows; do not remove the check globally. Manual runNow is live interactive admission, not an offline automation escape hatch.
Checked-task recovery and external work	`scheduledTaskChecks/ScheduledTaskChecks.ts:323` dispatches stored send; `:396` outcome shell check; `:420` command start; `:700` recovery drives unfinished runs. `scheduledTaskChecks/engine.ts:387` spawns admitted commands; `:445` gates owned send; `:671` runs check; `:895` runs creation-time check.	Gate every actual send/check/spawn. Persist exact certificate/definition generation with each CheckedRun and retained SendPayload, not process context or latest task lookup. Creation-time check is an interactive effect before any automation acceptance.
Spectrum	`spectrum/mcpToolkit.ts:131` already uses stable requestNamespace(scope). `spectrum/LaunchService.ts:171` replays registration; `:411` commits shells/state/receipt. `spectrum/registrationPlan.ts:22` supplies transaction guards/mutations. `spectrum/RoundService.ts:133` replays durable commands; `:148` dispatches with `spectrum/launchAdmission.ts:12` checking exact generation/slot/outbox.	Mint one launch certificate atomically with registration; bind transcript/Color/White shells to it at birth. Carry its immutable ref through durable rounds/fallbacks. Keep workflow round generation separate from peer grant generation and authorization definition generation.
Disable and recovery	`peer/PeerLinks.ts:165` derives launchIdentity from secret name; `:370` replaces link row and `:398` removes prior secret; `:436` unlink deletes row then secret. `ws.ts:2492` calls unlink directly. `peer/PeerAuthority.ts:1901` updates grants; `auth/SessionStore.ts:1082,1103` revokes sessions; `auth/EnvironmentAuth.ts:1164` wraps it.	Durable dependency/disable obligation MUST precede invalidation/removal at these real owners, including bulk revoke and replacement. WS-only hooks miss other callers.
Transport constraints	`peer/PeerAuthority.ts:529` ask requires active session and has 32 pending-frame cap; `:580` exchange/enroll requires active session; `:309` startup removes transient validation frames. `peer/PeerMcpClient.ts:243` channels use links.resolve and fixed generation.	Existing mailbox and kept secret alone do not deliver after unlink/revoke. Add a narrow authenticated disable/recovery branch at this owner, independent of ordinary tool authorization and transient frame cleanup.
Startup/return/webhook	`persistence/Sqlite.ts:43` setup, `persistence/forkV1Backfills.ts:46` runs before recovery; `orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.ts:330` composes the existing scheduler wrapper; `server.ts:467` composes authority. `scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts:310` constructs endpoint from B's injected managed origin. Spectrum report and scheduler handoff remain separate owners (`spectrum/ReportService.ts`, `SchedulerAdapter.ts`, `resumeScheduler.ts`, `scheduledTaskChecks/handoff.ts`).	Schema/local authority must be available before scheduler/effect recovery without a service-construction cycle. Reconnect return status cannot gate participant execution. Preserve B endpoint origin.

Additional union consumers must remain in the finite compatibility pass: mcp/requestIdentity.ts:8,16 directly reads envelope/peer fields; mcp/McpRequestReceipts.ts:441, mcp/toolkits/pullRequests/handlers.ts:212, mcp/toolkits/preview/handlers.ts:311, mcp/toolkits/environment/handlers.ts:71 and mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts:2228 use envelope requestOwner negotiation. They must narrow the interactive branch, retaining native keyed semantics for local execution. The stable namespace helper remains authoritative; its new internal branch derives generation from the immutable accepted binding rather than silently falling through to local. persistence/AuthSessions.ts:287,394 also revokes sessions during atomic replacement, so SessionStore revoke hooks alone are insufficient.

Two old-map questions are already resolved by source: Spectrum and checked-task namespace callers now consume the existing stable requestNamespace helper (spectrum/mcpToolkit.ts:1,131; mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts:2377). They need no second identity derivation. Destination autonomous capture, local interpretation and disable recovery remain absent from these traced paths.

Representative callers first

The following is proposed caller-shaped pseudocode, not compile-tested code or new public API. Domain services hide capture/commit sequencing from MCP, WS and internal callers; authenticated local human requests use the same owner with their existing policy input.

Common: live schedule acceptance, then offline B execution.

// B schedule upsert owns resolving target, exact merged definition and native receipt.
const task = yield* schedules.upsert(input); // internally capture -> fenced atomic accept/save
// Later, from B's existing timer or signed webhook delivery:
yield* automation.execute({ binding: storedRun.binding, action: storedAction },
  scheduledDispatch); // local checks + existing dispatch ID/commit admission

execute is a scoped service operation, not a public callback field. It obtains the record by durable binding, checks B policy/status/known expiry and precise operation/target, builds a local-execution authority reference and provides it only around that dispatch. It supplies an in-transaction admission guard through the existing ForkDispatchPlans for native commit. EffectWorker checks the persisted owner again at actual retry. A real signed B webhook duplicate reuses the existing delivery identity; it cannot mint a second execution certificate or run.

Failure: disable after queueing, before retry or spawn.

yield* automation.disable(verifiedDisable); // atomically tombstone + ack receipt
// Existing effect retry or checked-task command spawn:
yield* automation.execute({ binding: acceptedBinding, action: exactAction }, perform);
// -> disabled; no new provider start, shell spawn, outcome check or widened continuation

Already committed native command receipt is read as history; it is not reexecuted to repair a missing round binding. Existing runtime effects that have not executed still check their owner and deny. Distinguish a stopped/disabled future execution from proof that an in-flight OS process ended. Preserve the accepted validation-to-effect interval from v5.

Awkward: existing B thread with modern birth owner C, incoming A+D run and legacy constraint.

B captures the complete accepted conjunction at automation creation: C birth, every incoming message/run contributor A/D, and the legacy predicate if present. Later an automation input on the bound thread has its own local-execution owner. Capture must also include the actual bound thread birth constraints, not only the calling scope. Under that exact record, C/A/D/legacy are evaluated as their frozen acceptance facts plus B current policy; no original source liveness is needed. Any later unrelated incoming input contributes its separate owner, which is not covered by the certificate and still gets its own required live validation. Thread creation ownership stays permanent; only an actual new shell receives automation birth ownership.

// Local tool within the accepted automation run:
yield* peerAuthority.checkTarget(nativeScope, actualBResource);
// Onward operation, including one initiated by that same native credential:
yield* peerAuthority.prepare(nativeScope, C, currentLinkGeneration, tool, args, limits);
// prepare MUST validate original interactive contributor graph live, never the local certificate.

The local certificate bounds the exact automation, its runs and permitted local effects, not arbitrary B settings, another project or another automation. Environment operations retain the existing positive full-access/default and explicit operation policy. A blanket ban is not an implementation shortcut. A new automation definition created from an automation run is itself a new live-authorized acceptance, not an extension inferred from local execution.

Concrete internal shape

Schemas own persisted and transport parsing; static types derive from them. Existing types such as PeerCeiling, RequestIdentity, ProjectId, ThreadId, ScheduledTaskId are reused. Illustrative shapes below identify required invariants rather than publishing a contract.

type AutomationBinding =
  | { kind: "schedule"; taskId: ScheduledTaskId; incarnation: string;
      definitionGeneration: string; projectId: ProjectId; boundThreadId: ThreadId | null }
  | { kind: "spectrum"; threadId: ThreadId; launchCommandId: CommandId;
      definitionGeneration: string; projectId: ProjectId;
      memberThreadIds: readonly ThreadId[] };

type QualifiedRecordId = { environmentId: EnvironmentId; recordId: string };
type QualifiedGrantGeneration = {
  issuerEnvironmentId: EnvironmentId; sessionId: AuthSessionId | null;
  peerEnvironmentId: EnvironmentId; generation: string;
};
type AcceptedResourcePredicate = {
  resourceScope: "created-work" | "environment-resources";
  resourceSessionId: AuthSessionId | null;
  // Frozen local birth graph used by the existing membership evaluator.
  creationRecordIds: readonly QualifiedRecordId[];
};
type AcceptedLegacyResourcePredicate = {
  sessionId: AuthSessionId; creationThreadId: ThreadId;
  resourceScope: "created-work";
};
type FrozenContributor =
  | { kind: "modern"; owner: QualifiedRecordId; destinationRecordId: string | null;
      grant: QualifiedGrantGeneration; ceiling: PeerCeiling;
      predicate: AcceptedResourcePredicate; knownExpiry: number | null;
      parents: readonly QualifiedRecordId[] }
  | { kind: "legacy"; sessionId: AuthSessionId; ceiling: PeerCeiling;
      predicate: AcceptedLegacyResourcePredicate; knownExpiry: number | null };

type AutomationCertificate = {
  version: 1; id: string; audience: EnvironmentId; binding: AutomationBinding;
  acceptedAction: RequestIdentity | NativeAcceptedAction;
  definitionDigest: string; contributors: readonly FrozenContributor[];
  ceiling: PeerCeiling; acceptedAt: number; expiresAt: number | null;
  permittedOperations: readonly AutomationOperation[];
};
// Local mutable state is separate from immutable acceptance facts:
// enabled -> disabled(reason, observedAt, obligationId?) or expired; never enabled again.
// Fresh authorized modification/enable inserts a new certificate + atomically changes binding.

AcceptedResourcePredicate is the existing resource-scope/membership rule plus its exact recorded facts: issuer/session/generation, actual qualified target, accepted creation membership/legacy evidence, not a user-supplied predicate or boolean. Freeze preserves the contributor graph, including dependencies through earlier automation certificates. A cached aggregate ceiling is derived using the existing intersect function and never substitutes for leaf predicates. Known expiry is conservative minimum of all captured known bounds; absence of knowledge is explicit null, not invented infinite validity. Typed construction rejects incomplete contributors, wrong audience, empty/mismatched graph and target/definition changes.

QualifiedRecordId and QualifiedGrantGeneration above are structural fields using existing environment/record/generation identities, not a rival identity scheme or new global namespace. Certificate IDs derive from B's existing accepted command/request identity plus definition generation; they are not bearer capabilities. No public tool accepts a certificate, FrozenContributor, LocalExecutionAuthority or claimed validation result.

Suggested service seam:

// PeerAuthority, sole authority evaluator:
captureAutomation(scope, binding, mergedDefinition)
  -> Effect<ValidatedAcceptance, AuthorityFailure>;
// Domain owner, called only inside the native save/registration transaction:
accept(ValidatedAcceptance, expectedLocalFence)
  -> Effect<{ certificateId: string; forkPlan: ForkCommitPlan }, AcceptanceFailure>;
// Domain service owns lookup, local checks and scoped dispatch context:
execute({ binding, action }, operation)
  -> Effect<Result, ExecutionDenied>;
disable(VerifiedDisable)
  -> Effect<DurableDisableAcknowledgement, DisableDenied>;

ValidatedAcceptance is an opaque server-only one-admission value from successful live capture, bound to the exact intended operation/resource/definition and local fence. It is not persisted as an everlasting live-check result. accept must perform its SQL mutation in the caller's same transaction, never open an independent runtime/connection. For Spectrum, acceptance contributes guards/mutations to registration's existing ForkCommitPlan; for schedules, the same data is inserted within MutationReceipts.accept's transaction. Use one transaction mutation/guard value as the primitive: Spectrum embeds it in ForkCommitPlan and schedules invoke it within their acceptance transaction. The sketch result is illustrative; accept must not both write eagerly and return a plan that repeats the write.

New internal execution-record branch, resolving through existing ID bindings:

// Keep old persisted Authority decoding as the existing branch.
type ExecutionRecord = ExistingPeerAuthority
  | { kind: "automation-execution"; id: string; ceiling: PeerCeiling;
      certificateId: string; binding: AutomationBinding; action: AutomationAction }
  | { kind: "conjunction"; id: string; threadId: ThreadId;
      context: RunInputs | OwnedThread | LegacyThread; ceiling: PeerCeiling };

Only new envelope-free conjunction construction is needed where an automation branch participates. Existing historical context rows remain readable with their original semantics; do not rewrite all authority rows. Constructors share existing composition/intersect logic. All branches are internal server records. The new local branch contains no fake peer, session, envelope or requestOwner. Existing wire scope can retain a narrowed interactive Authority; native scope consumes the internal record union. Exhaustive readers make the distinction explicit in MCP routing, provenance, request identity, pending ancestry, Stop and return code, rather than casting a local branch to an envelope-bearing type.

The critical evaluator rule: locally executing an automation reference supplies exactly its accepted contributor coverage to validation AND resource checks of its associated permanent/run owners. Merely evaluating the new record and then calling today's validate(created) at PeerAuthority:1603 still fails offline. Extra contributors outside that frozen closure remain conjunctive and use their own semantics; coverage never becomes a thread-wide ambient flag. For interactive prepare/checks, expand the original graph and live-validate EVERY original contributor and current route. Return/task pair identity remains its original owner, not a manufactured automation pair.

Capture, persistence, disable and recovery protocol

B resolves the complete merged definition and its actual target before capture. Current reverse validate responses return a PeerCeiling, which cannot by itself provide upstream graph provenance or every known expiry (peer/PeerAuthority.ts:72,742). Extend the negotiated private control validation with an automation-capture variant. Every owner recursively live-validates and attests its contributor facts for this exact B acceptance. This reuses PeerAuthority, authenticated channel and generation checks, not a public envelope field. Bound payload/depth and return unsupported before mutation on old peers.
During successful live capture, each source authority owner durably registers a dependency on B's planned certificate ID, exact resource/definition generation and original grant generation BEFORE returning its attestation. This is needed even if B's acceptance reply is lost. A dependency reservation may safely outlive failed B acceptance; its disable is a no-op/tombstone on B. No cross-server atomicity is promised.
B atomically commits certificate, current resource binding, native definition/check state or Spectrum registration/shell owners and command receipt. Use expected local fence so a changed bound thread, contributor set or definition is refused. Source revocation racing after preflight is the approved interval; a durable disable arriving before B registration leaves a tombstone so late registration cannot resurrect it.
Additive fork tables are sufficient: certificates/status; current automation binding; source dependencies/disable obligations; destination disable acknowledgements/tombstones; per-generation recovery binding referencing existing protected credential material. Per-run binding lives in CheckedRun/SendPayload and native effect-owner records; Spectrum's launch binding lives with registration and durable round state. Do not recover an old run from whichever definition is newest.
At source revoke/expiry/replacement/unlink, durably mark matching obligations pending before credential destruction or invalidation. Index every contributor generation, not just the immediate creator. State is pending/unconfirmed until an authenticated B durable acknowledgement matching obligation/certificate/definition/original generation is recorded. A denied transport attempt preserves pending state. Enqueue, mailbox answer submission or HTTP acceptance is not an applied acknowledgement.
PeerLinks owns retention of old secretName/URLs/generation metadata; PeerAuthority owns dependency/disable authentication; PeerMcpClient owns reconnect delivery; SessionStore/AuthSessions owners cover issuer-side revoke and bulk revoke. The ordinary links.resolve, activeSession and enroll paths deliberately reject absent/expired/replaced grants. Therefore add an explicit disable-only recovery path using retained original authentication identity and destination registered recovery binding, or a live authenticated successor with verified continuity to that stored binding. Do not relax normal authenticateRequest, normal resolve, tools/call, prepare or live mutation validation. No generic revoked-token session is restored.
That path accepts only exact idempotent disable/ack operations. It may authenticate the original retained credential identity through existing protected credential/session ownership after ordinary revocation, solely against a previously registered record. It cannot capture, execute, modify, re-enable, broaden, read private data or initiate a tool. A successor must prove its current authenticated binding to the same issuer environment and the stored old dependency; a claimed environment ID or matching resource string alone is insufficient. This is a real narrow transport/auth addition, not a hook the current source already has. Its exact parsing/version negotiation requires the parent's shared-owner review.
Never purge the last recovery material on unlink while obligations remain. Reconnect drains through existing peer machinery with bounded batches; no new host service or poller. Acknowledged obligations permit cleanup of redundant secret copies, but non-secret provenance and known revocations/tombstones remain. If no authenticated route can operate, the state stays unconfirmed and recoverable; relinking enables the same obligation, not a new identity. At B known destination grant revocation/expiry and record expiry deny locally even when A is absent.
Before workers recover, initialize schema, replay durable known disable/tombstone state and reconcile pending dependencies. Recovery cannot replace disabled with enabled or discard an unacknowledged obligation. Native completed receipts replay history without executing plans; incomplete external command attempts retain the existing needs-you/unknown behavior rather than spawning again (scheduledTaskChecks/engine.ts:702).

The persistence proposal is additive and internal; no expensive rewrite or public tool API is required. New private control variants and sanitized schedule/Spectrum status are negotiated wire changes owned by the parent/shared writer. Old peers must refuse unsupported autonomous creation rather than silently create unstamped work. Do not retroactively mint offline authority for imported schedules or Spectrum from current ambient modes. Existing ordinary local and imported legacy paths retain their prior checked behavior until explicitly live-authorized modification; any proven old bypass must be denied rather than grandfathered. Rollback must prevent an older reader from executing new-stamped records without understanding them; a startup/version fence or restored compatible artifact/state is required, not silent unknown-field dropping. That compatibility decision needs concrete implementation proof, not a fabricated approval request.

Finite ownership and safe sequence

This is a proposed file boundary for parent assignment, not a write grant.

Shared authority owner: peer/PeerAuthorityRecord.ts, peer/PeerAuthority.ts, peer/peerEffectAuthority.ts, peer/PeerMcpClient.ts, peer/PeerLinks.ts; exact affected mcp/McpInvocationContext.ts, McpHttpServer.ts, McpRouting.ts, requestIdentity.ts readers and linkOrigin.ts; mcp/McpRequestReceipts.ts, mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts, and the three exact toolkit handler files identified above for branch narrowing; orchestration-v2/EffectWorker.ts, ProviderSessionManager.ts. Existing authority/workflow tests cover native admission. requestIdentity.ts changes only to narrow internal variants if required, never to derive a new namespace.
Automation domain owner: one private authority service/schema module and focused tests; scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts, mutationReceipts.ts; scheduledTaskChecks/ScheduledTaskChecks.ts, engine.ts, state.ts (store only if persistence fields require it); spectrum/LaunchService.ts, registrationPlan.ts, RoundService.ts, launchAdmission.ts, state.ts, and the specific reopen/definition-generation owner if traced implementation changes it. Existing report/handoff semantics are consumers to preserve, not automatic rewrite scope. commandRunner.ts should remain subprocess mechanism; authorization belongs immediately before the real start in its service/engine owner.
Existing lifecycle/auth integration owner: auth/SessionStore.ts, persistence/AuthSessions.ts as necessary for atomic dependency invalidation/history, and ordinary link replacement/unlink above. Hook EnvironmentAuth or ws only if transport result/status changes require it, never as sole enforcement. Shared status schemas and capability declaration reside in packages/contracts/src/peerAuthority.ts, peerLink.ts, scheduledTask.ts and the actual existing Spectrum result contract. No new public tool or arbitrary authority argument.
Parent composition: persistence/Sqlite.ts or existing fork startup registry, orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.ts, server.ts, existing feature inventory/map. Parent chooses the single startup hook and service layer composition. Keep one SQL resource; avoid PeerAuthority -> schedule runtime -> PeerAuthority constructor cycle by making the local record persistence/check service depend on SQL/policy, with capture orchestration in PeerAuthority.
Domain behavioral tests remain in current scheduler/check/Spectrum suites; registered public/native/peer cases belong to peer/PeerAuthority.workflow.test.ts under its single shared writer. No UI files are part of this internal packet; feat(peer): complete all-tool cross-machine workflows across web desktop and mobile #386 consumes sanitized truthful status through its own assignment.

Safe sequence: (1) parent settles this internal record/evaluator and narrow disable transport with one shared writer; (2) add failing-before native workflow cases at the actual implementation base, then implement one complete schedule acceptance -> offline fresh/bound run -> native credential/effect retry -> disable acknowledgement slice; (3) cover checked-task external effects/recovery using persisted per-run binding, not a schema-only intermediate handoff; (4) integrate Spectrum registration/Color/White/round replay/reopen against the same owner; (5) prove revoke/unlink/relink/restart and mixed versions/rollback before handing hooks back to the same #384 worker for any remaining domain work; (6) parent performs required independent reviews, integration/current-main/client/machine acceptance. No instruction here authorizes an intermediate main PR, merge or delivery.

Meaningful proof and falsifiers, not executed

Use the existing registered toolkit, authenticated A-initiated peer transport, real service/orchestrator/SQLite/native command receipts and event sink, deterministic provider/process adapters at external boundaries. Explicit TestClock/Deferred/persisted event milestones and EffectWorker.drain replace sleeps. These cases reject specific incorrect minimal implementations:

A-only agent creates signed webhook on B using B-owned credentials; turn A transport unavailable, send valid signed delivery to B's managed endpoint and observe exactly one B run with expected persisted native authority/capabilities. Duplicate delivery and lost accepted reply produce the same run/receipt. Count/trace attempted reverse validation: there must be none for local claim/tool/effect execution. A's fabricated URL must never appear.
Timer fresh launch and existing bound-thread queue both execute offline. Bound modern creator C plus distinct A/D run/message contributors and legacy ceiling all survive native credential rotation, queued-message promotion, steer, restart, usage recovery and local continuation. Include a positive joint created descendant and explicit environment-resource/full-access operation alongside unrelated/plan/narrow denials; otherwise a blanket deny can pass.
Disable/known expiry after claim but before native effect retry denies provider start; queued checked-task resend, command spawn and subsequent outcome-check command also deny. Assert absent external effect, not just helper failure. Pair with successful offline command/check so the gate cannot be bypassed by an unexercised branch. Creation-time check uses live admission and cannot borrow a not-yet-accepted certificate.
Disable B between Spectrum outbox prepare and dispatch; no Color/White run starts. Restart with A absent and pending local rounds replays exact command once, binds the existing run if receipt already committed, preserves fallback generation, and never executes rejected/complete command again. Stop/reopen or new definition requires fresh live acceptance as applicable; a workflow counter increment cannot re-enable a disabled certificate.
Local automation can make permitted B local operations offline; interactive onward call to C with A unavailable returns authority-unavailable and causes no C effect. A online but revoked/narrowed original contributor also denies. A positive permitted live route must still work; no blanket descendant ban. B local authority cannot be used on another schedule, project, bound thread or modified definition.
Add an unrelated incoming owner to an existing bound thread after certificate creation: it remains a separate conjunct, not frozen into old coverage or silently overwritten. Later independent local work on that existing thread does not inherit run-specific automation ownership; new automation-created shells retain permanent accepted birth constraints.
Source disable with B unreachable persists unconfirmed. Unlink, remove normal active link, restart both, relink to a broader generation, then apply the exact old disable and authenticated ack. Preserve pending material through every crash point. A false ack, wrong audience/record/definition/generation or duplicate with changed payload is denied; exact repeat returns the same durable ack. Successor cannot execute or widen old records. A recovery authenticator cannot invoke an ordinary tool.
Revoke races capture reservation/B commit and lost B acceptance reply: source still has dependency; disable-before-create tombstone prevents resurrection. Restart cannot discard known destination revocation even if an old enabled projection arrives later. Test bulk revoke and credential replacement, not only the WS unlink handler.
Preserve direct legacy full-access/default environment operations and unstamped schedule policy, explicit descendant environment grants, ordinary unfenced reads and all existing modern/legacy actual-target conjunction cases. Mixed peers fail before acceptance/effect; imported rows acquire no invented provenance. Rollback cannot let an old runtime ignore the new local record and execute ambiently.
Return delivery may queue and show stale/unconfirmed while B's accepted automation advances. Observe local progress and return acknowledgement separately; no claim that enqueue means delivery or that disabled means an in-flight process terminated.

Focused server type/lint/schema and affected native suites follow implementation. No repo-wide command or runtime experiment was run here. Source evidence establishes the missing owners and consumers; it does not prove the proposed record branches, capture protocol or recovery authentication are correct. Both required exact-candidate independent reviews and parent real-client/cross-machine proof remain necessary.

Remaining decisions and stopping point

No new human-owned product or architecture choice is necessary to answer this question: v5 fixes the authorization transfer, scopes, revocation interval, successor disable-only rule and truthful statuses. Internal schema layout, exact private frame names and wiring are reversible parent-owned implementation decisions, bounded above. A broad persistence rewrite, general revoked-credential authentication, public authority envelope/API or new account grant would exceed this recommendation and must be explicitly surfaced if an implementer proposes one.

The load-bearing unproved implementation seam is disable-only authentication after normal credentials/links are retired. Existing code does not already provide it; keeping a token without that restricted receiver/resolver is insufficient. Parent should settle and prove that concrete path as part of the same slice, rather than accept an undefined lifecycle hook or hand it to a second writer. This packet stops with one coherent proposal and makes no change to the stopped Rocky job's ownership.

Seam proposal by Codex/GPT6.1Sol/MEDIUM, parent-read and selected as above; no runtime or independent code-review verdict.

What: The new local #384 writer verified the exclusive clean worktree at the exact assigned base; implementation is not yet complete.
Why: The selected boundary requires one destination-owned accepted graph to reach schedule/check/Spectrum admission, native ownership and restricted disable recovery together.
So what: This writer continues the complete assigned component; parent retains topology, reviews, CI, acceptance and integration, and no dependency edge is cleared.

Workspace: /home/luke/.t3/worktrees/chromeria/feat-384-destination-authority-current; branch feat/384-destination-authority-current; starting HEAD 2b9443bae55bb712b6872c0ab75f92976fa2e870; tree 7701851d176a136cbe52b3b526fe8031297fe352. Origin is toolboxmd/chromeria. No configured upstream and no existing remote branch. Intended component target remains feat/379-cross-machine-parity at live 63c41e7b0ab32460dae0287b448a87c3ac9e8e51, with the assigned #539 candidate ancestry intentionally retained. No rebase/retarget/integration action.

Bounded upstream-first refresh: live upstream main 34c5a6d4461ff7be2c1a059c3c51c3496c1e14df (2026-10-19); main has no apps/server/src/peer directory (GitHub contents API 404). Searches for schedule+authority Issues, autonomous PRs, peer+revoke PRs, destination+authority PRs and peer+disable Issues found no selected implementation of this accepted-record/disable contract. Autonomous search returned unrelated ACP/native lifecycle work. Existing adjacent proposals 16695/11592/18820/18467/20937 remain provenance, not port selections. No upstream patch or approval is adopted.

The authorized Node24.13.1/pnpm11.10.0 frozen offline copy install completed exit0 in this exclusive worktree, with scripts disabled. No canonical install or product server. Source inspection confirms PeerAuthority.validate, checkResource and separate permanent-creation checkEffect need explicit accepted-coverage evaluation; ordinary PeerLinks.resolve and MCP authenticateRequest reject retired credentials and must remain unchanged in authority semantics.

Requirements and who asked: User and approved #379v5/#384 require the complete selected destination-autonomy slice, including exact contributors/definition/generation, local native execution and restricted durable disable acknowledgement.
Deleted: New identity or ceiling owner, fabricated transport sessions, ambient onward authority, schema-only acceptance, ordinary revoked-session restoration, provider/product/live-data experiments and subdelegation.
Bottleneck: The coupled native evaluator and disable recovery path must be proved through real registered/authenticated SQLite service seams before the complete component is handed back.
Checked myself: Actual path/branch/HEAD/tree/remotes/clean status and live intended base, current selected boundary and 41KB seam packet, native authority/ownership/receipt/control consumers, offline dependency preparation and bounded live upstream searches. No test or implementation success is claimed by this progress record.

What: #384 is not implemented; a real signed destination webhook reproduction demonstrates loss of native accepted authority, with the exclusive branch restored clean to its assigned base.
Why: The webhook successfully creates a destination run after the source control connection closes, but native PeerAuthority.checkThread returns undefined; the accepted authority is absent rather than destination-owned.
So what: Continue the same assigned local implementation job from this evidence before creating a component candidate; no PR, approval, integration, dependency clearance or completion is claimed.

Exact continuation state

Workspace /home/luke/.t3/worktrees/chromeria/feat-384-destination-authority-current, branch feat/384-destination-authority-current.
Base and current HEAD 2b9443bae55bb712b6872c0ab75f92976fa2e870; tree 7701851d176a136cbe52b3b526fe8031297fe352; final tracked/untracked status empty. The branch has no configured upstream and was not pushed.
Intended component target remains feat/379-cross-machine-parity; observed live target 63c41e7b0ab32460dae0287b448a87c3ac9e8e51. Assigned fix(peer): preserve current-main request answering policy #539 ancestry retained. No topology change, canonical checkout write, old Rocky workspace write, merge, deployment or restart.
Model/harness: Codex / gpt-6.1-sol / medium, no fallback or delegation.
Authorized pinned Node24.13.1/pnpm11.10.0 frozen offline copy install completed exit0 only in this exclusive worktree, scripts disabled. Ignored dependencies remain prepared.

Executed proof and failure history

All runtime tests use existing registered native toolkit/authenticated loopback peer transport, production kernel, SQLite, native scheduler/launch/receipt owners and deterministic external provider boundaries. No product server, browser/device, live provider or live userdata.

Runner prefix: npm exec --yes --package=node@24.13.1 --package=pnpm@11.10.0 -- pnpm exec.

Baseline: vp test run apps/server/src/peer/PeerAuthority.workflow.test.ts -t 'scheduler-secret382: committed native replay' --reporter=verbose: exit0, one passed /115 skipped, 12.96s. /tmp/chromeria-384-baseline.log.
Added the owned native regression automation384: an accepted destination webhook retains native authority with its source disconnected. It creates B's signed webhook through A's registered schedule_task, uses an isolated B secret reference and a literal independently calculated SHA-256 HMAC, confirms B-managed webhook origin, closes A's control connections, submits a valid delivery through B's actual webhook service, and awaits scheduler publication with subscribeList, without sleep or polling. It observes one destination shell and a succeeded scheduled run, then fails because b.authority.checkThread(actualNativeThreadId) returns undefined. The unsigned first version and signed version both reached this exact failure. Final formatted-source run: exit1, one intended failure /116 skipped, 13.54s; /tmp/chromeria-384-native-signed-final-red.log. This is a missing native ownership reproduction, not proof of the full eventual contract.
Exploratory internal union schemas and exported native owner alias were tested with the affected server compiler. It reports113 type errors in the unfinished migration, so this is explicitly FAILED feedback, not a candidate. /tmp/chromeria-384-union-consumers.log. No new runtime acceptance/capture/disable implementation was added.
An initial static probe produced TS2740 for assigning envelope-free records to the old native credential request. I prematurely asked for mcp/McpSessionRegistry.ts scope. That scope question is withdrawn: the real full compiler pass after widening PeerAuthority's owner export reports no registry type error, because its imported alias follows the owner. Its common-field consumers need no demonstrated edit. The project handler's bind error likewise needs the existing PeerAuthority bind owner to accept/narrow the internal union, not a demonstrated new handler grant. There is no established permission blocker from either observation. The initial probe's unrelated absolute-import diagnostics were fixed before its final two expected TS2740 errors. Do not treat the filenames containing blocker as proof of an actual authority blocker.

The signed reproduction/probe patch is retained at /tmp/chromeria-384-native-blocker-2b9443b.patch (SHA256 1d947da55e45e539015b8e0be837b6dcc5094b27dfdc0815e8dc55ff8f7c2dfa). It adds the failing native regression and exploratory record schemas only. The later unfinished alias migration is separately retained at /tmp/chromeria-384-incomplete-native-union-2b9443b.patch (SHA256 b2d7ca8af66e48b580f0280397da4b3311b58ddd18c4e2a0df7fb80f2c1dd40c). Neither is a complete implementation or a recommended candidate. Both were reversed from this writer's own source changes, leaving the exact clean base. Hash-bound logs/patches/state are catalogued in /tmp/chromeria-384-proof-manifest.json outside tracked source.

Required work and limits

All acceptance criteria remain open: complete attested contributor capture, opaque one-admission acceptance and atomic schedule/Spectrum persistence, local claim/native commit/credential/effect/check/command ownership and current policy, interactive onward live validation, disable-only retired-generation authentication and delivery with durable acknowledgements/retained material/tombstones, bulk revoke/relink/successor races, Spectrum replay, mixed-version and rollback fencing, positives/negatives and complete focused proof. No schema-only completion, no local autonomy or disable success is claimed.

Current #379/#384 bodies, selected parent boundary and complete41KB seam packet, original map, root direction/glossary and applicable operations/server documentation were inspected. Required historical accepted-review/repair reading is not yet fully complete; do not assume all linked historical text was read. Relevant current final380/381 reviews were read. Preserved d892 and aligned e097 native registry consumers were compared through Git objects only and are byte-identical to this base. No383 source was imported.

Bounded refreshed upstream search and the verified base/install record remain #384 (comment). Main34c5a6d lacks the peer owner and its scheduler source has zero authority occurrences; no upstream port selected. Parent retains all exact-candidate independent reviews/current CI/cascade/current-client/machine acceptance and final approval PR. No native blocker changed, no PR created/linked, no review status posted, no commit/push or version bump. All test/compiler processes completed; no task-owned product processes remain.

Requirements and who asked: User requires COMPLETE approved #379v5/#384 under the selected coupled native/domain/recovery boundary, with no fake authority or partial completion claim.
Deleted: False registry permission-blocker inference, incomplete source scaffolding from the working tree, casts/fake envelopes, schema-only delivery, subdelegation and live-system experiments.
Bottleneck: Implementation has not yet reached a complete accepted-record/native/recovery slice; the first real failing native ownership case is now available and all mandatory acceptance remains outstanding.
Checked myself: Exact clean starting/final Git identity, pinned isolated install, registered baseline pass, unsigned/signed intended native failure, independently calculated fixture HMAC, full failed compiler consumer map, registry alias compatibility, Git-object383 comparison and hash-bound retained patches/logs. No implementation readiness or permission blocker is asserted.

What: The #384 implementation scope now includes the existing Spectrum command interceptor for fresh reopen and generation acceptance.
Why: commandPlan.ts owns the actual thread.unsettle and explicit-message transition to active status with an incremented generation; the previously named Controller is not that owner.
So what: The same active Sol MEDIUM author continues the complete #384 component with this exact additional path, retaining parent-owned topology, proof and independent review gates.

Requirements and who asked: Approved #379/#384 require fresh live contributor acceptance for a reopened destination-owned automation generation, with atomic acceptance before effects.
Deleted: A new reopen service, new Spectrum features or modes, bypasses of existing report and drain guards, and a broader ownership extension.
Bottleneck: Capture must happen at the actual command interceptor before native SQL commit and its acceptance mutation must accompany the existing ForkCommitPlan.
Checked myself: Read current apps/server/src/spectrum/commandPlan.ts lines 90-300: resume selection, report/drafter drain guards, status active/generation increment, and the returned spectrumPlan with expected revision/generation. Verified the author's branch remains at frozen 2b9443bae55bb712b6872c0ab75f92976fa2e870 with its implementation changes in its exclusive workspace.

Exact additional owned source: apps/server/src/spectrum/commandPlan.ts, solely typed #384 reopen/generation admission. Existing authorized tests may exercise this seam; further source owners must be reported first. Existing selected boundary 3846271372731 remains authoritative. Capture remains outside SQL, source dependency registers before attestation, and acceptance commits atomically with existing state/events/outbox. Denial must leave generation/status/events/effects unchanged, without bypassing report delivery, abandonment or drain guards.

Correction: the original finite grant named Controller for this behavior without including its actual interceptor owner. This is an owner-map correction within approved acceptance, not a new product decision or a reason to add a second lifecycle owner. The remedy belongs in the current component and its public-path proof; no global instruction or preference change is needed.

The author reports signed offline webhook execution, credential narrowing and durable B disable acknowledgement after unlink/OAuth revocation, plus 56 scoped engine/integration passes. These are intermediate author-reported results, not yet independently accepted or a complete gate. Parent has not rebased the active dirty workspace, opened or merged a #384 PR, or transferred earlier review approval. No credential semantics expansion, product server, live-data operation or installed Chromeria restart is included in this grant.

What: Exact original recovery must keep the paired replacement address after ordinary link expiry too.
Why: The first route repair added an unnecessary expiry condition to address knowledge; TestClock now proves ordinary resolution correctly refuses expiry while private recovery incorrectly falls back to the unavailable old endpoint.
So what: Remove that condition only from recovery route selection, retain the original credential/dependency and every ordinary authentication check, then seal fresh complete proof.

Requirements and who asked: The approved selected disable-only contract retains original protected recovery identity after ordinary link/session retirement. SolR4 requires separating destination reachability from credential/generation lifetime.
Deleted: The author-introduced requirement that a stored paired address needs a currently executable ordinary link. No expired ordinary authentication, successor credential use, or descriptor-only address discovery is added.
Bottleneck: PeerLinks recovery's new ordinary-row expiry predicate.
Checked myself: expired-paired-route-before.log, actual registered relocated-B fixture: ordinary resolve returns reason expired under TestClock at the stored link expiry plus1ms; exact original recovery then fails unreachable because only the old503 endpoint is selected. No policy/authority mock, SQL expiry write, sleep or provider is used.

The current row proves the primary address completed explicit OAuth pairing; expiry withdraws ordinary authority, not that stored route fact. Recovery may probe that primary and the original retained routes, always requiring the matching descriptor. Only the original protected credential is returned/sent, and the exact registered dependency plus durable matching ACK still own permission and confirmation. This is the same existing owner, no new path or public/wire change. The interrupted second full run remains separate under intermediate-before-expired-route; no partial run is counted as final proof.

What: #384 R4 repairs are committed locally at 078569d and the exclusive workspace is clean and stopped.
Why: Recovery discarded the newly paired route, birth admission mixed contributor ceilings with local capability availability, and the session index lost dependency purpose.
So what: The parent owns publishing this exact candidate, BOTH fresh complete Sol and Opus MEDIUM reviews, current-head CI including shard budget, alignment and final clients; no approval or blocker clearance transfers.

Requirements and who asked: Approved379v5/384 selected6271372731, accepted SolR4 6280387293 and OpusR4 6280419326. Keep immutable original contributors, original disable credentials/exact dependencies, current destination policy and security denials; preserve ordinary positives and all prior proof.
Deleted: New recovery/authority services, successor bearer use, generic revoked auth, descriptor-only discovered routes, blanket birth exemption, dropped tests, timeout/worker changes and approval transfer.
Bottleneck: Existing route selection, local capability filtering and session-index lifetime consumers.
Checked myself: Full both R4 reports and parent adjudications; current owners and retained reviewer raw probes; new genuine failing-before registered native tests, ten focused passing controls, complete current affected proof and Git/source/artifact bindings below.

This is the current canonical handoff, superseding6280187893 for current state; that prior historical proof remains intact. Decision record: #384 (comment) . Original selected boundary and commandPlan grant6272745083 unchanged. All current configuration read back codex/gpt-6.1-sol/reasoningEffort medium/full-access/default in author-configuration.json. No subdelegation or alternate provider/access route.

Candidate: frozen base60c0cc55d09ece9af6dd073f44187f0ec4d31ebc; start published17bace35e5339817ab5e8fda1fd922a987d30117/tree24400a5f9acab671b9e1832a9fbf1b1787dfe32b; new 078569d/tree539bea9cbb6f9aa804c181b923254bb8c56d2d0e. Branch feat/384-destination-authority-current, sole workspace /home/luke/.t3/worktrees/chromeria/feat-384-destination-authority-current. Local WIP only, no version bump/push/retarget/rebase/merge. PR555 remains published17b until parent publication; live readback below.

Repairs:

SolR4F1: PeerLinks selects the original identity/generation only from the exact current-or-retained row with an unacknowledged dependency. Reachability can additionally use the primary origin of an actual persisted successful OAuth pairing for the same destination. Replacement alternate URLs are not promoted to this proof. Live matching descriptor remains required. Returned link and bearer are the original identity; no successor bearer is sent. Address knowledge also survives ordinary-link expiry: TestClock proves ordinary resolve refuses expired while exact original DISABLE still reaches the paired primary and receives its durable ACK (expiry design6280800670, red expired-paired-route-before.log, green native-final-controls.log). Wrong descriptor/generation refuses before recovery POST; ordinary retired MCP401, wrong tuple403, exact original DISABLE200 and matching durable ACK clear the source obligation at the relocated endpoint. Existing same-endpoint/retry/lostACK/tombstone/continuity cases retained. This is fixture endpoint rehosting, not actual OS migration.
OpusR4F1: compare original certificate ceiling with live contributor intersection before applying B's capability filter. The returned authority still filters browser/device by current B settings. A private operation/contributor capability view defers that filter across local recursive birth composition; remote live validation is unchanged. The additional native nested case exposed the same denial after its first run, then passes with the actual disabled-tool and genuine narrowing negatives. Native browser-off and explicit product-default-device-off fixtures allow ordinary follow-ups and interactive-child rename controls, reject the actual disabled tool, and still refuse genuine contributor grant narrowing. No ceiling broadened or comparison removed.
Additional existing membership consumer: following a different local accepted certificate now traverses its actual claimed immutable recordIds, with destination/project checks. This fixes the registered nested local schedule first-message rejection before it reaches the capability toggle. It preserves every original resource/contributor predicate and refuses unrelated graphs. Pre-edit decisions: feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 (comment) and feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384 (comment) . Native nested-before-final.log/nested-owner-diagnosis.log preserve actual first-message rejection; nested-after-membership.log isolates the capability denial; native-nested-green.log shows all five new native cases passing. Earlier attempts are setup feedback, not product red.
OpusR4F2: grant index now persists birth/execution purpose too. PeerAuthority identifies a session as birth-only only where every local occurrence exactly matches an immutable admitted birth fact. Recursive modern and legacy capture preserves that fact before upstream capture/registration, and final originating/relay indexing includes it. Unrelated records remain strict and strict registration dominates. Historical rows default execution. Retirement skips only birth-only index facts; real session revocation queues both. Actual A-B-C positive broadening leaves C authority disabled0/revoked0 with no ACK, then genuine session revocation produces exact durable ACKs and disabled1/revoked1. Task enabled flag is not confused with certificate status.

R4 paths: apps/server/src/peer/{PeerLinks.ts,PeerAuthority.ts,PeerAuthority.automationSchedules.workflow.test.ts}, apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/{DestinationAutomationAuthority.ts,DestinationAutomationAuthority.test.ts}. No new paths or partition/weight/config changes. All13517b native test declarations retain AST identity exactly once across7files, plus3 declarations expanding to5 new native cases. All original176 native cases and other637 current passes remain; five domain cases added. Prior R3 AST/fixture repair history remains at6280187893, immutable old manifest retained, not rewritten.

Proof directory /home/luke/.local/state/chromeria-379-proof/384-r4-recovery-route/ . Manifest384-r4-proof.json SHA256 fb2374763a80d068fecf17a75e3faffef51c57792b7b75347ecc0d2a05512d9f binds46 component blobs,43 test blobs and 165 artifacts. All five prior sealed manifests unchanged. Full commands/cwd/start/end/exits in final-command-results.json, additional shard/postcommit/decoder command records, raw logs, source/test Git blobs and SHA256 in manifest. Scoped result823passed/2 pre-existing snapshot opt-in skips:181 native7files,420 focused17,81auth/CookieMirror7,48pairing/contracts3,70CI4(+2skip),21peerdrivers4,2sequencer. Actual raw counts verified at sealing; not full CI.

Raw red native-before.log at unchanged17b production:4 failures for the accepted mechanisms. native-before.test.ts preserves the actual initial fixture. Green controls use the same intended successful outcomes with added denial/ACK oracles. feedback-dispositions.json separates partial implementation, fixture control mistakes, transport result-shape assertions, and compiler feedback. Two intermediate full runs were deliberately cancelled130 before final source changes and retained separately, not counted as final proof. The accidental root typecheck invocation was cancelled130 after detection; it is not a gate. Actual package cwd compilers then pass. No unrelated source writes. No sleeps/poll timers, real providers, product/dev servers, live userdata, accounts or existing grants.

Partition proof: actual configured file collection and actual existing weighted sequencer assign all server files exactly once and the seven native files to distinct shards, with existing weights unchanged. Durations in manifest are actual local per-file measurements. Hosted10minute budget remains unverified until current-head CI completes; no timeout/workers change or claim.

Upstream-first: initial bounded search found main51cb8481a9e06065e3dd967e3e854aea4b183a7f, no selected recovery PR/Issue, fork owner404. Repeated bounded owner search saved upstream-research.json at live main03c5bc8bd996c8f426f4d048ac4937ba2d6dd1fd: open automation recovery PRs[], automation birth capability grant Issues[], PeerLinks/PeerAuthority paths404. No port selected. Frozen fork boundaryd0918f1659f4c19172796c8d1910ca6e4bc18b51 remains the actual base boundary checked; no fetch/current live mergebase claim.

Limits and delivery: R4-specific Spectrum toggle/broadening variants remain unexecuted; existing Spectrum native cases are included. Recovery route continuity relies on the persisted primary origin that completed explicit pairing, and still verifies its descriptor; replacement alternate URLs are excluded. Affected proof is not whole CI/release/client/provider/cross-machine/OS-crash proof. Snapshot opt-ins remain unset; no rolled-back product binary, only frozen original2b decoder positive/unknown stamp refusal and c93 control. CookieMirror actual current suites included; browser-required ServerCookieMirror integration not run. Both R4 reviews REQUEST_CHANGES with incomplete whole coverage, not approval. No new review/status/readiness/blocker clearing. Parent alone owns future publication, BOTH complete fresh MEDIUM reviews, exact-current CI, alignment and clients. No work on534/531/review workspaces/main/live install.

All commands ended; Git clean; source writer stopped at exact 078569d. Parent may now align/publish; author performs no ongoing writes. Next action remains with parent under the existing brief. Authored by Codex gpt-6.1-sol MEDIUM through T3 Code/Codex harness.

Actual native measurements (181 cases /7files, standalone group793.73s; hosted shards are separate):

File suffix	Passed	Local seconds
`PeerAuthority.automationContributors.workflow.test.ts`	16	77.921
`PeerAuthority.automationSchedules.workflow.test.ts`	34	112.976
`PeerAuthority.automationSpectrum.workflow.test.ts`	19	209.321
`PeerAuthority.lifecycle.workflow.test.ts`	32	122.709
`PeerAuthority.pendingRequests.workflow.test.ts`	16	39.766
`PeerAuthority.typedEffects.workflow.test.ts`	30	44.864
`PeerAuthority.workflow.test.ts`	34	160.223

Fresh live PR readback before delivery: OPEN, published17bace35e5339817ab5e8fda1fd922a987d30117, integration base60c0cc55d09ece9af6dd073f44187f0ec4d31ebc. PR555 is linked to this thread and not watched. Publication is intentionally still parent-owned. No active owned command remains.

What: Sol R5's repeated-unlink recovery finding is accepted on published078569d.
Why: The new primary route lives only in the ordinary G2 row; unlink deletes it, while retention and G1 resolution cannot preserve that paired address for the older pending obligation.
So what: The same #384 author repairs this finite existing route/retirement consumer; Opus receives a fresh independent frozen078 review, and any repaired candidate needs BOTH new complete reviews.

Requirements and who asked: Approved #384 selected6271372731 and original exact DISABLE/ACK contract retain proved recovery material through unlink/relink until exact acknowledgement. SolR5 full report supplies a registered counterexample to the R4 repair.
Deleted: Successor bearer retention/use, generic revoked auth, unpaired alternate promotion, new recovery services, broader operation grants, timed infinite-retry claims and approval transfer.
Bottleneck: Existing PeerLinks retirement/address-lifetime ownership loses proved route knowledge.
Checked myself: Full Sol report, current resolver/retire/unlink source, actual probe assertions/raw completed1-pass reproduction/exit and exact-original401/403/200/ACK controls. Probe intentionally asserts defective outcome, so exit0 is reproduction, not clearance. Sol read full supplied history but whole source/test/consumer inspection remains incomplete.

Repair stays within existing PeerLinks route/retirement lifecycle and meaningful owned tests. Retain only appropriately proved paired-primary route knowledge needed by original outstanding obligations across replacement, another unlink and service reconstruction. Preserve exact original credential/generation/dependency, matching descriptor, no-successor/no-alternate rules, ordinary revoked denial and matching durable ACK. Design at existing owner before editing; no new service/public authority path. Add genuine red/green repeated-unlink/reconstruction regression alongside current relocation/expiry and security controls. Retain all823 passes/2 existing skips/181native7files and strict historical/modern/legacy/onward/native positives, exact compilers/scoped checks/manifest. No timeout/worker/partition/test weakening.

Parent verified source author and reviewer stopped, workspace clean at078; existing author resumes sole writes there. Opus must inspect immutable078 Git objects or its own archive, never the moving author tree. Full source/history review remains required per candidate, actual CI/client gaps open, no integration or #385 clearance.

What R5 repairs loss of an already paired recovery route when a replacement link is unlinked.
Why The current resolver reads the replacement primary only from the ordinary link row, which retirement deletes when that replacement has no obligations of its own.
So what The sole author will prove and repair the existing PeerLinks lifetime owner, commit a local stopped checkpoint, and hand publication and both fresh full reviews to the parent.

Requirements and who asked Parent disposition #384 comment 6281224396 requires original-generation exact DISABLE/ACK to remain deliverable after replacement, repeated unlink and reconstruction, with ordinary revoked calls denied.
Deleted No successor credential retention/use, unpaired alternates, new protocol/service/loop, new authority system, or execution permission.
Bottleneck Paired-primary route knowledge is owned by an ordinary row whose lifetime is shorter than outstanding original disable obligations.
Checked myself Read both R5 records in full, actual PeerLinks link/unlink/retirement/resolver, and full retained native probe. The reviewer probe asserts the defect, so a new expected-success native test must fail before the production repair.

Owner design: add one nullable paired-primary route field to the existing private retired-link row, with additive migration for existing databases. Successful OAuth link acceptance records only its primary origin on older retained generations with an unacknowledged exact obligation to the same destination. Before deleting or replacing an ordinary row, snapshot its paired primary onto those outstanding original generations in the existing SQL transaction. The original protected credential, generation, dependency and original link stay unchanged; replacement credentials follow their existing deletion rule. The recovery resolver considers this one stored paired route alongside the current paired primary and original routes, still checks the destination descriptor and exact pending generation before releasing the original recovery identity. Acknowledged generations cannot resolve; the extra route is cleared when that no-obligation condition is observed. One route per retained generation bounds storage and avoids an expanding address history. Existing private receiver and exact ACK checks remain authoritative.

Representative calls: G1 pending -> G2 paired at new origin -> G2 unlink -> rebuilt owners resolve G1 at that origin using G1 token -> actual drain receives exact durable ACK. Ordinary G2 resolve fails; G2 secret is removed; wrong generation/descriptor/tuple and ordinary G1 MCP remain denied. Existing same-endpoint and relocation/expiry cases remain unchanged.

Upstream: main e37a7a4f71cb20c483e101e13d57ccf3598ab832 has no PeerLinks.ts (404); bounded open PR and Issue searches are retained in upstream-research.json. No port selected.

What: #384 R5 route-retirement repair is committed locally at cc7ad77; the exclusive workspace is clean and stopped.
Why: Unlinking a replacement generation discarded its proved primary route even while an older generation still needed it to deliver an exact disable.
So what: The parent owns publication, BOTH fresh complete Sol and Opus MEDIUM reviews, current-head CI and budget, alignment and final clients; no approval or blocker clearance transfers.

Requirements and who asked: Approved379v5/384 selected6271372731 and accepted SolR5 parent disposition6281224396 require original-generation exact DISABLE/ACK to survive replacement, repeated unlink and reconstruction while retaining all denials and immutable ownership.
Deleted: Successor bearer promotion or retention, descriptor-only discovered addresses, replacement alternates, new service/protocol/loop/authority, dropped cases, timeout/worker changes and approval transfer.
Bottleneck: Existing PeerLinks ordinary-row lifetime was shorter than the outstanding original disable obligation.
Checked myself: Read FULL SolR5 report6281203879 and binding parent6281224396, actual route/retirement/link/unlink owners, full retained probe and raw results; reproduced a genuine failing-before native regression, repaired the owner, and executed the full current affected proof below.

This is the current canonical handoff, superseding6281034790 for current state. All previous sealed proofs remain intact and historical. Decision/design before production edit: #384 (comment) . Original selected boundary6271372731 and commandPlan grant6272745083 remain unchanged. The persisted thread configuration was read back as codex/gpt-6.1-sol/reasoningEffort medium through T3 Code/Codex, full-access/default, retained in configuration.json. No subdelegation or alternate provider/access route.

Candidate: frozen base 60c0cc5; start published078569dbecf94b8baab2d83b46394ed31b0a3fa0/tree539bea9cbb6f9aa804c181b923254bb8c56d2d0e; new local HEAD cc7ad77/tree b928f055646e48a5cb3bcdacc78058fcaf920a7d. Branch feat/384-destination-authority-current, sole workspace /home/luke/.t3/worktrees/chromeria/feat-384-destination-authority-current. Local WIP only, no version bump, push, rebase, retarget or merge. PR555 remains published078 until the parent publishes this candidate. Live precommit PR readback: OPEN, head 078569d, base feat/379-cross-machine-parity at 60c0cc5, no closing linkage.

Repair: existing private fork_automation_retired_links gains one nullable paired_primary_origin field with additive old-schema migration. Successful OAuth pairing records only that primary origin for retained original generations with an unacknowledged exact obligation to the same destination. Before ordinary replacement/unlink deletes a row, the same existing transaction snapshots its primary for those original generations even when the departing generation has no obligations of its own. The resolver reads the original protected identity and generation exactly as before, requires an unacknowledged original dependency, and may reach it at this retained paired primary after the ordinary row disappears. It still verifies the destination descriptor. Current ordinary-primary and original-route behavior remain intact. No replacement bearer is copied or kept; ordinary replacement secret deletion is unchanged. One route per retained original generation bounds the route fact; acknowledged generations cannot resolve and the extra route is cleared when that condition is observed. Private receiver, tuple/generation/dependency, tombstones and durable matching ACK checks are unchanged. All other strict execution/birth/conjunction consumers are unchanged by R5.

Changed paths only: apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinks.ts and apps/server/src/peer/PeerAuthority.automationSchedules.workflow.test.ts. No new tracked paths, fixture extraction, partition, weights, test timeout, worker or CI configuration changes. Documentation remains accurate because this repairs the already promised behavior. All138 native declarations at078 retain AST identity exactly once across7 files, plus one new declaration/case. All181 prior native cases and other642 current passes remain in the complete selection.

New native oracle: actual registered OAuth/auth/schedule/SQLite owners create G1, persist its pending exact disable, retire/revoke its ordinary session, and pair G2 at a rehosted fixture endpoint. A deterministic HTTP adapter makes only the original origin unavailable. It exercises migration from the pre-R5 retired-link schema with the G2 row still present, unlinks G2 with no own obligation, proves its secret deleted and ordinary resolve denied, rebuilds owners and resolves G1 at the paired new origin with the original G1 token/generation. It pairs/unlinks a further generation with an unpaired alternate, reconstructs again, refuses a changed descriptor without trying the alternate, and drains the actual delivery owner to an exact durable ACK. The source obligation clears only after matching ACK, B stores one ACK, and acknowledged recovery resolves no longer. Original-token ordinary MCP401, wrong definition tuple403 and duplicate exact DISABLE200 remain checked. Existing R4 relocated/expired ordinary-link and same-endpoint recovery cases are retained unchanged. This is fixture endpoint rehosting, not an actual OS migration or production probe.

Genuine failing-before: red-final-baseline.log/exit and red-final-command.json bind the FINAL regression bytes to published078 PeerLinks, with unchanged Git HEAD. It fails with PeerLinkError reason unreachable after unlink, not an auth/setup failure. The candidate owner is preserved outside the worktree, restored in finally and hash checked. red-final-test.ts and red-final-baseline-owner.ts preserve exact inputs. The initial red-native.log was a generated syntax setup failure, corrected before behavioral reproduction; it is not counted as product red. red-native-behavior.log is the earlier genuine failure. green-recovery.log passes existing R4 relocation plus the new case; green-migration-lifetime.log passes the stronger reconstruction checks. Final full native proof uses the final exact source and is authoritative. feedback-dispositions.json separates those outcomes and the corrected initial gh search argument error. No failures were hidden or assertions weakened.

Proof directory: /home/luke/.local/state/chromeria-379-proof/384-r5-route-retirement/ . Manifest384-r5-proof.json SHA256 606f0300c8ed9c25121a7f679d74ffcbb765581de0ac32ec83c3737262c5e0ad binds 46 component Git blobs, 43 test Git blobs and 86 raw artifacts. All six older sealed manifests are rehashed unchanged, including R4. The reviewer R5 original artifact digests are independently rehashed and untouched. Full commands/cwd/start/end/exits are in final-command-results.json and additional command records; manifest binds source and test SHA256/Git identities, logs, exact red inputs, metadata and decoder controls.

Current scoped result: 824 passed /2 pre-existing snapshot opt-in skips. Breakdown:182 native7files,420 focused17,81auth/CookieMirror7,48pairing/contracts3,70CI4(+2skip),21peer-driver4,2sequencer. All17 complete-selection commands exit0. Actual apps/server and packages/contracts package vp run --no-cache typecheck pass from their explicit package directories; scoped lint/format, server/contracts exports, original2b and c93 old-reader controls, true frozen fork boundary d0918f1, fork registry53 and whitespace pass. Compiler suggestions and existing nonblocking lint warnings are retained. No root recursive checks were run in R5.

Partition/budget: actual configured file collection plus the actual existing weighted sequencer assigns all collected server files exactly once and the seven native files to seven distinct existing shards. Weights and partition paths remain unchanged. Local per-file measurements follow; these are not hosted CI runtime or green CI. Parent must publish and require the exact-head CI10-minute job budget to complete.

Native file	Passed	Local seconds
`PeerAuthority.automationContributors.workflow.test.ts`	16	76.96
`PeerAuthority.automationSchedules.workflow.test.ts`	35	113.537
`PeerAuthority.automationSpectrum.workflow.test.ts`	19	207.55
`PeerAuthority.lifecycle.workflow.test.ts`	32	121.091
`PeerAuthority.pendingRequests.workflow.test.ts`	16	42.204
`PeerAuthority.typedEffects.workflow.test.ts`	30	45.039
`PeerAuthority.workflow.test.ts`	34	156.122

Upstream-first: bounded main/open PR/Issue owner research at e37a7a4f71cb20c483e101e13d57ccf3598ab832 found PeerLinks.ts404, open automation recovery PRs[] and peer-link unlink recovery Issues[]. Exact commands, initial query error and corrected searches are retained in upstream-research.json; no port selected. No fetch or topology mutation and no claim about a fresh upstream mergebase.

Limits: affected selection is not whole CI, release, final cross-machine clients, OS crash or real provider proof. Two pre-existing snapshot opt-ins remain unset; no live snapshot or rolled-back product binary was run. Old-reader controls exercise the actual frozen decoder acceptance/refusal boundaries only. Browser-required ServerCookieMirror integration is not run; current authorized auth/CookieMirror suites are included. Prior R4-specific Spectrum toggle/broadening variants remain unexecuted beyond the existing Spectrum suite. SolR5 stopped REQUEST_CHANGES with incomplete whole coverage; Opus frozen078 review is independent and no verdict is inferred here. Both fresh complete MEDIUM reviews and current-head CI are still parent-owned. No review/status/readiness declaration, approval transfer, dependency or #385 blocker clearance.

All author commands ended, Git is clean and the sole source writer stopped at cc7ad77. No product/dev server, browser/device/client, Metro, real provider, live data, account or installed grant was used; no other worktree, canonical/main, review source, service or topology was modified. PR555 is linked to this thread and unwatched before handback. Parent owns next publication/alignment/reviews/CI/clients under the existing authority. Authored by Codex gpt-6.1-sol MEDIUM through T3 Code/Codex harness.

What: Sol R6 finds a required #384 expiry-wakeup defect on cc7ad77; the same component author has accepted a bounded repair.
Why: The existing disable driver parks on an empty pending batch, and a durable known expiry cannot wake it without another mutation.
So what: Repair the existing delivery/deadline owners, preserve strict authority and all retained regressions, then require both fresh complete reviews and current CI before integration.

Requirements and who asked: Approved379v5/384 selected6271372731 protocol step5 explicitly requires source expiry to persist and forward exact disable alongside revoke/replacement/unlink, supporting remote destination automation.
Deleted: New service/scanner/protocol, generic scheduler, replacement credentials, relaxed ordinary authentication, dropped tests, changed concurrency/timeouts/CI ceilings and approval transfer.
Bottleneck: A durable future deadline has no wake path after the existing owner parks.
Checked myself: Full Sol report #555 (comment), actual PeerMcpClient recovery/start/link-event loop, DestinationAutomationAuthority pending SQL/registerDependency, PeerAuthority capture expiry propagation, complete finite TestClock/actual SQLite/driver probe, raw log and all8 artifact hashes.

Accepted F1 P2: exact known future expiry is stored but remains pending0/ACKnull after two hours advanced clock, scans2/attempts0. Explicit unchanged production drain immediately delivers and stores matching ACK. Probe deliberately asserts defect exit0, not passing-fixed proof. It uses actual durable and driver owners with deterministic resolver/HTTP/typed authority facade, omitting environment reconnect; it is not a native OAuth/schedule/provider/client proof. Production capture owners supply the same expiry. Destination already independently denies expired execution, so this is failed durable confirmation, not demonstrated permission escalation. Reviewer whole coverage is explicitly INCOMPLETE under early-blocker allowance; no reviewed clearance transfers. R5 route repair observations stand only as inspected behavior/proof.

Same author continuation acknowledged ordinal14 of node:delegated-task:command%3Amcp%3A73807b0f-4770-45ca-b18e-b97e9858d3bc%3Adelegate-task%3A379-384-destination-authority-local-sol-medium-v1, codex/gpt-6.1-sol MEDIUM, sole /home/luke/.t3/worktrees/chromeria/feat-384-destination-authority-current at clean publishedcc7ad7764827c921d1c123e3da0cf7c81003aea5, base60c0cc55. Granted finite existing PeerMcpClient wake owner, DestinationAutomationAuthority durable deadline owner, minimal PeerAuthority typed forwarding/registration notifications and existing PeerLinkEvents only if needed, corresponding existing focused/partitioned native tests/fixture. Chosen API/caller design and Elon record must precede edits, after actual commit/notification lifetime trace; no new subsystem. Preserve fairness32/concurrency4/attempt10s/retry2s/original protected identity and exact ACK. Deadlines registered after parking, reconstruction, originating/certificate expiry, earlier deadline wake and ACK cancellation need deterministic proof without sleeps/poll loops. All824 passes including182native and all139 current declarations remain retained. Require genuine failing-before automatic-delivery expectation and current passing native captured-expiry workflow, then complete affected proof and sealed bindings. No author push/topology/clients/services/live-data/grant writes.

Opus R6 remains frozencc in separate539-grok and continues; do not move it or transfer its later verdict to author changes. Aggregate review/independent isfailure oncc7ad776. Exact current hosted CI budget still independent requirement. Parent owns publication, both new full reviews on changed candidate, primary clients/alignment and final cumulative approval PR. No component merge, main merge/deploy/installed restart or #385 blocker clearance.

What: Opus R6 on #555 cc7ad77 ends with no WHOLE verdict and no supported finding; this does not approve the component.
Why: The reviewer left substantial native test bodies and some production regions unread, so the required complete independent scope is unfinished.
So what: Continue the accepted Sol R6 expiry-wakeup repair; require both new complete Sol/Opus MEDIUM reviews on the changed candidate, explicitly including all remaining test and production bodies.

Requirements and who asked: The user and recorded #379 policy require complete independent exact-candidate review before component integration; approved #384 requires durable expiry-triggered disable confirmation.
Deleted: Treating no finding as approval, transferring route-only observations to the whole candidate, completing review on a known-blocked superseded candidate, and asking the user to waive coverage.
Bottleneck: Existing-owner expiry wakeup repair followed by genuinely complete current review coverage.
Checked myself: Full Opus report #555 (comment), terminal task with no pending child runs, clean frozen workspace at cc7ad77. Parent previously verified the full R5 diff/46source43test86artifact bindings/red-green proof independently and accepted Sol R6's separate supported expiry defect.

Opus read full inherited packet, complete R5 diff, PeerLinks and DestinationAutomationAuthority and most production diffs. It found no supported R5 defect, but explicitly did not complete remaining PeerAuthority regions, peerEffectAuthority, ScheduledTaskChecks/docs diffs and roughly17k lines of moved/new native test bodies. No probes/tests executed; affected824 proof reused. Its missing coverage neither rebuts Sol F1 nor clears the component. Parent does not elevate the report's universal historical test-reading claim beyond its explicit own-round coverage gaps. Preserve full report including notes about bounded single retained route, accepted paired-origin/descriptor trust model, and harmless stale route storage after ACK. No new implementation requirement is selected from those notes.

Both R6 tasks are terminal: Sol REQUEST_CHANGES/WHOLE incomplete6281729147, Opus noWHOLEverdict/coverage incomplete6281772110. Aggregate review staysfailure on cc7ad77, targeting Sol supported blocker. No new review on known-blockedcc: the same384 source owner already runs ordinal14 repair under accepted #384 (comment) . The next candidate's BOTH full review packets must retain original brief and every finding/response/unresolved objection unabridged, and explicitly require sequential full source/test-body inspection rather than treating AST hashes or prior source passes as complete coverage. Both source authors remain disjoint (#383 intake, #384 expiry). Latest-main integration, #531 readiness, remaining slices, actual client proof and final cumulative approval PR are still outstanding. No readiness, merge, blocker clearance, deploy/restart/live-data action.

What: R6 repairs known-expiry wakeup inside the existing #384 recovery driver and durable obligation owner.
Why: An empty pending batch parks indefinitely even when durable registered authority has a future deadline.
So what: The sole author will prove automatic exact disable/ACK, retain the full affected selection, then stop at a local clean WIP; parent owns publication and both new complete reviews.

Requirements and who asked: Approved #379/#384 selected6271372731 step5 and parent accepted SolR6 disposition6281750472 require source expiry to persist and deliver exact DISABLE/ACK, including later registration and reconstruction. Current user retains fairness32/concurrency4/attempt10s/retry2s and all permission denials.
Deleted: A periodic scan, generic scheduler, new service/protocol/authority, new machine automation, successor credentials, relaxed authentication, timeout/worker/weight changes and transferred review approval.
Bottleneck: The scoped PeerMcpClient worker owns delivery but only waits on mutation notifications after an empty scan; the SQL owner has authoritative deadlines but exposes no next-deadline view.
Checked myself: Full338420-byte inherited/current packet in sequential untruncated chunks, full SolR6 and OpusR6 plus parent dispositions, all8 retained Sol artifacts rehashed, complete probe and raw final/setup logs, current pending/register/capture/start/events/ACK owners and actual outer transaction boundaries. OpusR6 has no supported finding and no WHOLE verdict or approval; its route notes add no requirement.

Choose the existing single driver with a deadline-aware parked wait. Reject an always-running periodic scan: it performs SQL work with no registered deadline and is unnecessary. DestinationAutomationAuthority adds nextDisableDeadline, an Effect returning the earliest epoch-millisecond deadline or null over unacknowledged, non-pending obligations. It derives originating expires_at, indexed immutable certificate expiresAt, and indexed actual auth-session expiry at the durable owner. Grant expiry is security invalidation for both birth and execution, consistent with claim checks; add its corresponding expiry promotion to pending so the deadline view and transition agree. No lifecycle-retirement purpose changes. Already pending/ACKed/deleted rows have no parked deadline, preventing expired-deadline hot loops.

PeerAuthority forwards that typed deadline view. Its existing capture registration sites publish the existing automationChanged notification only after their enclosing SQL transaction commits, including relay reservations and originating modern/legacy registrations. Domain remains SQL/policy-only and does not import the event bus. A nested registerDependency tap would notify before its outer transaction commits, so it is rejected. ACK already publishes after durable acknowledgement; native acceptance and policy/revocation owners already publish after their commits.

PeerMcpClient retains one scoped worker and sliding wake queue. A nonempty batch retains the exact existing2s retry. After an empty batch it reads the durable next deadline and races Queue.take against Effect Clock sleep until that deadline; null parks solely on Queue.take. It recomputes from storage after either winner. Notifications queued between scan/read/wait remain observable; a simultaneous notification/deadline simply rescans durable state. Failed storage queries keep the existing bounded2s retry rather than converting unknown into no work. No network occurs under SQL locks, and scope cancellation owns timer/queue cleanup.

Caller examples: startup with stored expiryT -> empty scan -> waitT -> actual pending promotion/delivery -> exact durable ACK -> no deadline/park. While parked without work, a capture commits expiryT2 and publishes -> waitT2; an earlier captureT1 interrupts/rearms that wait. ACK/removal excludes a deadline; reconstruction rediscovers remaining durable deadlines without process-local registration state. Certificate-indexed and grant-indexed expiries use the same owner, strict purposes and exact original dependency.

Proof: first genuine expected-automatic-ACK failure on frozencc, converted from the defect-asserting probe; real migrated SQLite/actual production driver/TestClock, deterministic external adapter only. A registered native OAuth/schedule capture proves actual expiry population and automatic original exact ACK without explicit drain/unrelated wake. Add late/earlier registration, simultaneous notification/deadline, ACK/removal/reconstruction and origin/certificate/grant domain controls. Preserve every139 prior native declaration/182cases and824passes, all seven partitions/weights, compilers/scoped checks/rollback/fork/8shard membership. No real services/providers/data/grants.

Bounded upstream-first at293938b91a6aacf8622cd91001ea324856a240da: open automation expiry recovery PRs[], automation dependency expiry Issues[], main domain-owner path404; no port selected. Exact commands in upstream-research.json.

What: #384 R6 expiry-wakeup repair is locally committed at 694f80d; the exclusive workspace is clean and stopped.
Why: The existing recovery driver parked on an empty batch and never woke for a durable registered future expiry without an unrelated mutation.
So what: Parent owns publication, BOTH new complete Sol and Opus MEDIUM reviews, exact-head hosted CI/budget, alignment and actual clients; no approval or blocker clearance transfers.

Requirements and who asked: Approved379v5/#384 selected6271372731 step5, unchanged commandPlan grant6272745083, accepted SolR6 parent6281750472 and the same-job finite continuation require autonomous exact expiry-triggered DISABLE/ACK after parking, later registration and reconstruction.
Deleted: Periodic scanner, generic scheduler, new service/protocol/authority or machine automation, successor credential use, relaxed authentication, dropped cases, timeout/worker/weight changes, topology/publication writes and transferred approval.
Bottleneck: Existing durable obligation owner knows the deadlines, but the existing scoped delivery owner only waits for mutation notifications when empty.
Checked myself: Full338420-byte inherited/current packet sequentially untruncated, full SolR6 report6281729147 and parent6281750472, full OpusR6 report6281772110 and parent6281782011, all8 Sol artifact digests and complete raw probe/setup results, actual registration/transaction/notification/expiry/driver/ACK lifetimes, genuine native failing-before and final registered auth/SQLite/driver/TestClock proof, actual package compilers and all source/test/artifact bindings.

This is the current canonical stopped handoff, superseding6281521920 for current candidate state. Prior sealed evidence remains unchanged and historical. The original selected design and every prior binding repair remain in force. Pre-edit owner/API/Elon decision: #384 (comment) . Configuration readback remains codex/gpt-6.1-sol/reasoningEffort medium through T3 Code/Codex, full-access/default, retained in configuration.json. No subdelegation or alternate provider/access route.

Exact candidate: base 60c0cc5; starting publishedcc7ad7764827c921d1c123e3da0cf7c81003aea5/treeb928f055646e48a5cb3bcdacc78058fcaf920a7d; new local HEAD 694f80d/tree c737a76586c6f343be43ed67dccd656ee504ca96. Same branch feat/384-destination-authority-current and sole workspace /home/luke/.t3/worktrees/chromeria/feat-384-destination-authority-current. Explicit local WIP, no version bump/push/rebase/retarget/merge. Precommit live PR555: OPEN, published cc7ad77, base feat/379-cross-machine-parity at 60c0cc5, no closing linkage. Parent alone publishes the new local candidate.

Repair at existing owners:

DestinationAutomationAuthority.nextDisableDeadline derives the earliest epoch-millisecond deadline over unacknowledged, non-pending obligations: stored originating expires_at, indexed immutable certificate expiry, and indexed actual auth-session expiry. Existing pending promotion still handles originating/certificate expiry and now consistently promotes indexed expired/revoked grants for both purposes. Genuine grant expiry remains security invalidation, not lifecycle retirement. Round-trip millisecond conversion is tested at1001ms. Pending/ACKed/removed rows do not keep an expired parked deadline alive. No schema, identity, credential, receipt, contributor graph or public wire shape changes.
PeerAuthority.nextAutomationDisableDeadline is typed forwarding only. All four existing modern/legacy/relay registration transaction owners notify the existing automationChanged bus AFTER the enclosing transaction commits. Relay notifications occur only where a dependency was registered. A nested domain-method notification would precede the outer commit and was rejected. Domain remains SQL/policy-only; no bus constructor dependency is added. Existing ACK and invalidation postcommit notifications remain intact.
PeerMcpClient retains the existing single scoped recovery worker and sliding wake queue. After startup wake it drains bounded batches; nonempty work retains the exact2s retry. Empty work reads the durable deadline and races Queue.take with Effect Clock sleep to that instant, or parks solely on the queue when null. Either winner rescans authoritative storage. Notifications between read and wait stay queued; simultaneous wake/deadline converges through another scan. Query failures retry after2s rather than reporting no work. Scope owns both wait branches. Existing fairness32, concurrency4, perattempt10s, exact original protected generation/dependency/receiver/ACK and ordinary reconnect/authentication are unchanged. The installed Effect clock already chunks long waits, verified in the vendored source, so no timer wrapper was added.

File coordination: PeerAuthority.ts edits finished/released after the clean WIP commit, with explicit parent notice384-r6-peer-authority-file-release-694f80d-v1. peer-authority-release.json/diff bind exact cc7..candidate changed regions, Git blob and SHA256. Only the API declaration, forwarding and four post-outer-transaction notifications changed; recheckInvocation's local caller predicate is untouched. The author will not edit or format that file again without parent coordination. Parent may coordinate #383's separate minimal predicate repair; no overlapping source edit is made here.

Only five R6 paths changed: peer/PeerAuthority.ts, peer/PeerMcpClient.ts, peer/PeerAuthority.automationSchedules.workflow.test.ts, scheduledTasks/DestinationAutomationAuthority.ts and its existing test. PeerLinks, PeerLinkEvents, credential/live-auth/acceptance/fence/conjunction/Spectrum and all other production owners are untouched by R6. No new tracked path, CI/test-runner/timeout/worker/partition/weight change, source plan or research asset.

Native new coverage (four cases): actual OAuth-paired peers, public registered schedule capture, actual migrated SQLite, real PeerAuthority and actual production PeerMcpClient.start/private DISABLE receiver, with only external HTTP timing handled deterministically. The fixture sets a synthetic source link's future expiry before capture, then proves capture itself populates the exact obligation expiry. Reconstructed recovery parks and later autonomously promotes/delivers/ACKs it without explicit drain or unrelated wake. Another driver starts empty: actual modern capture registration wakes it; a later earlier registration rearms it; simultaneous notification/deadline still obtains exact durable ACK. A genuine receiver ACK for the remaining future obligation is recorded through the source ACK owner while its timer is armed, and cancels that deadline without an extra driver attempt. Two-hour postcompletion advancement shows parking/idempotency. Existing ordinary expired-link denial is asserted; real revoked ordinary-auth denial remains in the unchanged prior native controls. Actual authority Effects are instrumented only to await read/selection milestones, never replaced with successful policy results.

Six new SQL-owner cases cover originating, certificate birth/execution and grant birth/execution deadlines, exact-boundary promotion, reconstruction, earlier registration, ACK/removal cancellation and no stale due selection. Domain certificate/grant cases exercise actual persisted owner behavior; the new registered native automatic-delivery cases exercise originating capture expiry. They are not claimed as native capture of every certificate/legacy variant. Existing historical/modern/legacy/Spectrum/conjunction/security/fairness/route/rollback cases are all retained and rerun.

Failing-before: red-native.log/exit is a genuine expected-automatic-progress failure on frozencc, after registered capture and actual parked start: the deadline passed but SQL was still pending0/ACKnull. red-native-test.ts and red-source-bindings.json bind exact test bytes, argv/cwd and baseline production Git blobs/SHA256. This new test asserts the positive contract, unlike the reviewer's defect-asserting exit0 probe. The first repaired run checked SQL before an authoritative deadline-read/selection milestone; it is retained as feedback, not green proof. Startup queue sequencing is preserved and the final test explicitly awaits actual read/selection Deferred milestones before its SQL assertion and exact ACK. The stronger final regression adds late/rearm/cancellation controls. An intermediate cancellation fixture incorrectly used yield* with an existing synchronous decoder:9passed/1fixture failure; corrected at the caller, then all10 new controls pass. Raw feedback stays separate in feedback-dispositions.json/regression-command-results.json. No policy, authority, receipt or effect under test is mocked, no sleep/poll timer is used in tests, and no manual drain substitutes for automatic recovery proof.

Proof directory /home/luke/.local/state/chromeria-379-proof/384-r6-expiry-wakeup/ . Manifest384-r6-proof.json SHA256 81f16c55dc9c3b3b46ea3648a3251b22258fff4315c94a12c2e6add41eeaf4fd binds 46 component Git blobs, 43 test Git blobs and 89 retained artifacts, including raw red/green logs, commands, exact inputs, native JSON results and metadata. All seven earlier sealed manifests are rehashed unchanged. Exact argv/cwd/start/end/exits are in final-command-results.json and additional command records. All17 final selection commands and postcommit checks exit0; hooks leave every tested source byte unchanged.

Current affected result: 834passed/2existing opt-in skips. Breakdown186native7files,426focused17,81auth/CookieMirror7,48pairing/contracts3,70CI4(+2skip),21peerdrivers4,2sequencer. All824 prior passes are retained plus4 native and6 domain cases. All139 prior native declarations atcc, including R5's new case, remain AST-identical exactly once;141 total declarations expand to186 cases in the same7files. Actual cache-disabled package vp run --no-cache typecheck runs from apps/server and packages/contracts and passes. Scoped lint/fmt/exports, original2b and c93 decoder controls, true frozen fork boundaryd0918f1659f4c19172796c8d1910ca6e4bc18b51, fork registry53 and whitespace pass. Existing compiler suggestions/nonblocking lint warnings remain visible; no suppression. No root recursive check.

Actual configured collection plus unchanged WeightedShardSequencer assigns every collected server file once and the7 native files to7 distinct existing shards; weights are unchanged. Local measurements follow, not hosted CI timing or green CI. Parent must publish and require the exact-head10-minute CI gate to finish.

Native file	Passed	Local seconds
`PeerAuthority.automationContributors.workflow.test.ts`	16	77.027
`PeerAuthority.automationSchedules.workflow.test.ts`	39	118.728
`PeerAuthority.automationSpectrum.workflow.test.ts`	19	206.39
`PeerAuthority.lifecycle.workflow.test.ts`	32	121.193
`PeerAuthority.pendingRequests.workflow.test.ts`	16	39.548
`PeerAuthority.typedEffects.workflow.test.ts`	30	43.469
`PeerAuthority.workflow.test.ts`	34	155.432

Upstream-first: bounded main/open PR/Issue searches at293938b91a6aacf8622cd91001ea324856a240da return no automation expiry recovery PR or dependency expiry Issue; the domain-owner path is404. Exact commands/results in upstream-research.json; no port selected and no fetch/topology mutation. Frozen fork boundary is checked separately, not a claim about live upstream mergebase.

Review state: SolR6 is REQUEST_CHANGES with accepted expiry F1 and incomplete WHOLE coverage. OpusR6 reports no supported finding and NO WHOLE verdict, NO APPROVE and NO REQUEST_CHANGES because coverage is unfinished. No OpusR5 verdict occurred. OpusR6's harmless stale-route/single-route/trust observations add no implementation requirement; the full report and parent disposition are retained in authority-6281772110.json/authority-6281782011.json. Neither review transfers to this changed candidate. Parent owns BOTH NEW complete Sol and Opus MEDIUM reviews, including full remaining production and test bodies; hashes/AST preservation are not substitutes for independent reading.

Limits: affected proof is not whole CI/release, real clients/providers/machines, OS crash or rolled-back product binary proof. Two pre-existing real-snapshot opt-ins remain unset; no live snapshot was read. Original2b/c93 rollback checks run actual decoder acceptance/refusal boundaries only. Browser-required ServerCookieMirror integration remains excluded, with current permitted auth/CookieMirror suites included. Prior R4-specific Spectrum toggle/broadening variants remain unexecuted beyond the existing Spectrum suite. Destination already denies expired execution; R6 repairs source durable confirmation and demonstrates no permission escalation. Unknown/unconfirmed history is never called success. No product/dev/installed server, browser/device/Metro, hardware, provider/account/credential change, live data/existing grants, persistent machine automation, alternate route or other/reviewer workspace was used or changed.

All author commands ended, Git is clean and source writer stopped at the exact local checkpoint above. PR555 remains linked and unwatched. No push, topology, review/status/readiness/approval, dependency/#385 blocker clearance, merge/deploy or issue closing. Parent owns next publication, both new complete reviews/current CI, alignment, clients and final acceptance. Authored by Codex gpt-6.1-sol MEDIUM through T3 Code/Codex harness.

What: Both independent MEDIUM reviews give WHOLE APPROVE to #555 at694f80d0783d18847c50337d233bd8b537c8d16a; exact-head CI and transfer checks pass.
Why: Complete current production, test-body, consumer and material-history inspection supports the selected bounded destination automation and expiry recovery contract.
So what: Integrate this reviewed backend component only into feat/379-cross-machine-parity; retain #384 open and all cumulative/client/latest-main/final-approval gates.

Requirements and who asked: User explicitly authorizes reviewed component merges into the integration branch, requires a different-family independent review, and forbids merge to main/deploy/restart/live-data changes.
Deleted: Approval transfer, main delivery, optional test cleanup before integration and any waiver of final combined acceptance.
Bottleneck: Integrate approved384 once, then align/revalidate unpublished383 against its actual new base before both new reviews.
Checked myself: Full Sol #555 (comment) and Opus #555 (comment); current head/base/tree/mergeability, full five-path repair/proof bindings, complete source/test coverage records, raw Opus paused-manual probe, run39361106103headsuccess and all8serverjobs under600seconds, trusted transfer694fallceilings.

Sol codex/gpt-6.1-sol MEDIUM and Opus claudeAgent/claude-opus-5-5 MEDIUM independently inspected all46 changed paths, complete7native bodies/sharedfixture/domain/consumers/fullmaterialhistory. Both WHOLE APPROVE, no supported blocking finding. No verdict is transferred from a previous candidate. Parent verified source46/test43/raw89bindings and affected834/2skip proof earlier; reviewercompletecoverage/rawnativeproof+CI gateaccepted for internalbackendcomponent. Final actualclients/crossmachine/OScrash/rolled-backproduct/R4Spectrumvariants/385/combined379/mainalignment remain open and unwaived.

Optional Opus note accepted OPTIONAL/UNSELECTED: moved runtime382-F1 test contains stale enable-before-remote-run-now fixture, so lacks the original paused oracle. Reviewer isolatedexact694f probe restores paused expectation and passes1case/31skip, proving currentbehaviorintact, notblockingproductfailure. Preserve as384 testcoverage follow-up and in finalreviewhistory; no current codechange or approvalidentitytransfer.

Exact base60c0cc55d09ece9af6dd073f44187f0ec4d31ebc/head694f80d0783d18847c50337d233bd8b537c8d16a/treec737a76586c6f343be43ed67dccd656ee504ca96. Internal integration only, Issue staysopen/no closinglink. No versionbump perprojectpolicy. Release/deploy workflows requiretags/main; internalpush triggers no installeddeployment. Parent sole topologyowner retains checkpoints/source/proof/reviewworkspaces while subsequent383alignment/finalreview needs them, ownerparent untilfinaloutcome. No processesownedby384/reviewersremain. Main remains untouched.

feat(peer): answer remote descendant requests from the source (#416)

feat(peer): ship reviewed cross-machine parity work (#379) (#584)

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feat(peer): run destination schedules webhooks and Spectrum while the creator is offline #384

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Elon record

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Non-goals

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lukemaj commented on Oct 17, 2026

Verified starting state and authority

Finite current-source ownership map

Shared-interface requests for parent / #381 / #382

Concrete input/result sketch for parent resolution

Representative callers and falsifiers

Smallest implementation sequence, pending parent decision

Upstream-first evidence and limits

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lukemaj commented on Oct 19, 2026

#384 current-seam design input, bounded and read-only

Result and identity

Elon record, before recommendation

Recommendation and the one viable alternative

Current mechanics and required changes

Representative callers first

Concrete internal shape

Capture, persistence, disable and recovery protocol

Finite ownership and safe sequence

Meaningful proof and falsifiers, not executed

Remaining decisions and stopping point

lukemaj commented on Oct 19, 2026

lukemaj commented on Oct 19, 2026

Exact continuation state

Executed proof and failure history

Required work and limits

lukemaj commented on Oct 19, 2026

34 remaining items

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