[meta] Phase 02 v2 cataloging — first 5-10 priority modules to v2 #70

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opened 2026-05-05 01:30:37 +02:00 by claude · 2 comments
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Second pilot meta-decomposition issue per state/agent-execution-template.md (PR #69 → main).

Natural follow-up to GLM's first batch on #59. The audit in #61 surfaced that 0/81 modules contain v2 fields (schema_version, predecessor, alternatives, todo_cap, drift_audit). Phase 03 (control plane: platformctl) gate per plan is "30 modules in v2" — currently we are at 0. This meta-issue starts the long-tail catch-up.

The decomposing agent does NOT do v2 cataloging itself in this issue. Decomposition only: pick 5-10 priority modules, open one atomic-task issue per, output children labeled proposed (NOT ready-for-agent).

Plan section / source

  • Original plan: /Users/pd/.claude/plans/super-fajnie-generalnie-zgadzam-bright-piglet.md §L4.3 "Module manifests for ~60 containers"
  • state/reports/STATE_OF_PLATFORM_2026-05-03.md §7 "Roadmap proposal" (waves 5-9: Forgejo / Synapse / Storage / User-app / Infra) — note: this report is in PR #42 not yet merged; reference for context only
  • decisions/0001-canary-mandatory-pm-cadence.md (existing v2 audit fields shape per AGENTS.md §"Current phase")
  • Issue #61 audit: 0/81 modules at v2

Why this layer matters

Phase 03 (platformctl in operational mode) requires a critical mass of v2 manifests because:

  • v2 has predecessor / alternatives fields — necessary for platformctl plan to reason about replacement chains
  • v2 has todo_cap / drift_audit counters — necessary for platformctl health rollups
  • v2 has stricter image_observed (full digest, no truncation) — necessary for accurate drift detection

Without 30+ v2 modules, platformctl is blocked from leaving skeleton state. Without platformctl operational, we cannot decommission RS 2000 / cutover.

Extracted context

From schema/module.schema.v2.json description:

Additive extension to v1. Backwards-compatible: v1 manifests pass v2 with warnings only on missing v2-specific fields.
v2 fields become mandatory based on lifecycle stage. See prompts/01.5-schema-v2-adhd-counters.md for rationale.
RFC accepted with modifications 2026-04-30.

From AGENTS.md §"Current phase":

Each module gets v2 audit fields:
  spec.intent.purpose, spec.intent.user_facing_outcome, spec.intent.acceptance_criteria,
  spec.runtime.image_observed (full digest), spec.runtime.statefulness,
  optional spec.risk.acknowledged_risks

From Issue #61 audit (glm, 2026-05-05): 0/81 modules contain schema_version or predecessor fields. All manifests are v1-only.

Suggested atomic issues to create

The decomposing agent should pick 5-10 PRIORITY modules — not just "first 5-10 alphabetically." Priority heuristic (in order):

  1. Modules used by Honcho (operator's deepest persistence, highest cutover-cost) — honcho-api, honcho-deriver, honcho-postgres, honcho-redis
  2. Modules used by mail-infra (Issue #48 may resolve as continue) — openclaw-mail-*, gmail-*
  3. Identity-critical modulesforgejo, forgejo-postgres, infisical, infisical-postgres
  4. Single-instance criticaltraefik, synapse, agent-plane-shadow-control
  5. Skip parked/sunset modulessilverbullet, vault (sunset target per migrations/), jellyfin (parked)

Each suggested atomic uses atomic_task.md template fully:

  • feat(modules/<id>): upgrade manifest to v2 (image_observed full digest + intent + acceptance_criteria)
  • Spec sources: modules/<id>/module.yaml, schema/module.schema.v2.json, modules/<id>/runbook.md, live docker inspect <container> for the digest
  • Allowed touched paths: modules/<id>/module.yaml ONLY
  • Self-verification: python3 -m platformctl.cli validate modules/<id>/ (passes once Issue #63 lands; until then python3 -m jsonschema -i modules/<id>/module.yaml schema/module.schema.v2.json)
  • Dependency: each child issue should note "Depends on Issue #63 (platformctl validate jsonschema) + Issue #66 (L4-Verify suite) for full toolchain" in ## Trace section

Decomposition rules (per Oracle review 2026-05-05)

  • 5–10 child atomic issues maximum.
  • Children carry label proposed (or needs-triage if questions). NOT ready-for-agent.
  • Each child uses atomic_task.md template fully: spec sources whitelist, extracted context, do-not-read list, allowed touched paths, escape hatch, unknowns / owner questions.
  • Decomposing agent does NOT do v2 cataloging in the same session.
  • Decomposing agent posts a spec sources read disclosure comment on this meta-issue before close.
  • Decomposing agent should consult state/agent-execution-template.md for the disclosure obligation pattern.

Hard caps

  • One meta-issue produces 5–10 child atomic issues maximum. Do not exceed.
  • If priority analysis suggests >10 modules need v2, surface for operator to decide which to defer.

Acceptance criteria for THIS meta-issue

  • Decomposing agent reads spec sources listed above (verify each path exists per Step P3 of agent-execution-template).
  • Decomposing agent reads or queries Issue #61 audit findings to ground priority choice.
  • 5-10 atomic issues opened, each using atomic_task.md template fully, each carrying proposed label.
  • Each new atomic issue links back to this meta-issue in ## Trace section AND notes dependency on #63 + #66.
  • Priority rationale documented in this meta-issue's comments before close (which 5-10 picked, why those, which dropped, why).
  • Decomposing agent posts spec sources read disclosure comment.

Stop conditions

The decomposing agent should STOP and ask the operator (via comment + owner-attention label) if:

  • Priority heuristic creates a tie between >10 modules with no clear ranker — surface for operator preference
  • A module's runbook or live state contradicts manifest enough that v2 upgrade requires sub-decisions (e.g., is module sunset / parked / promote?)
  • Sacred-path concern (e.g., postgres data volumes need rationale)

Trace

  • Plan/source date: original plan 2026-04-30; meta-issue 2026-05-05.
  • Meta-issue created by: claude (orchestrator), as second pilot per PR #69 follow-up plan.
  • Related issues / PRs:
    • #59 (first meta-issue, GLM's pilot)
    • #61 (audit baseline: 0/81 v2)
    • #63 (platformctl validate — dependency for child issues)
    • #66 (L4-Verify — dependency for child issues)
    • PR #69 (modelizm + agent-execution-template)
    • PR #42 (STATE_OF_PLATFORM with wave roadmap, awaiting merge)
**Second pilot meta-decomposition issue per `state/agent-execution-template.md` (PR #69 → main).** Natural follow-up to GLM's first batch on #59. The audit in #61 surfaced that **0/81 modules contain v2 fields** (`schema_version`, `predecessor`, `alternatives`, `todo_cap`, `drift_audit`). Phase 03 (control plane: platformctl) gate per plan is "30 modules in v2" — currently we are at 0. This meta-issue starts the long-tail catch-up. The decomposing agent does NOT do v2 cataloging itself in this issue. Decomposition only: pick 5-10 priority modules, open one atomic-task issue per, output children labeled `proposed` (NOT `ready-for-agent`). ## Plan section / source - Original plan: `/Users/pd/.claude/plans/super-fajnie-generalnie-zgadzam-bright-piglet.md` §L4.3 "Module manifests for ~60 containers" - `state/reports/STATE_OF_PLATFORM_2026-05-03.md` §7 "Roadmap proposal" (waves 5-9: Forgejo / Synapse / Storage / User-app / Infra) — note: this report is in PR #42 not yet merged; reference for context only - `decisions/0001-canary-mandatory-pm-cadence.md` (existing v2 audit fields shape per AGENTS.md §"Current phase") - Issue #61 audit: 0/81 modules at v2 ## Why this layer matters Phase 03 (platformctl in operational mode) requires a critical mass of v2 manifests because: - v2 has `predecessor` / `alternatives` fields — necessary for `platformctl plan` to reason about replacement chains - v2 has `todo_cap` / `drift_audit` counters — necessary for `platformctl health` rollups - v2 has stricter `image_observed` (full digest, no truncation) — necessary for accurate drift detection Without 30+ v2 modules, platformctl is blocked from leaving skeleton state. Without platformctl operational, we cannot decommission RS 2000 / cutover. ## Extracted context > From `schema/module.schema.v2.json` description: > ``` > Additive extension to v1. Backwards-compatible: v1 manifests pass v2 with warnings only on missing v2-specific fields. > v2 fields become mandatory based on lifecycle stage. See prompts/01.5-schema-v2-adhd-counters.md for rationale. > RFC accepted with modifications 2026-04-30. > ``` > From `AGENTS.md` §"Current phase": > ``` > Each module gets v2 audit fields: > spec.intent.purpose, spec.intent.user_facing_outcome, spec.intent.acceptance_criteria, > spec.runtime.image_observed (full digest), spec.runtime.statefulness, > optional spec.risk.acknowledged_risks > ``` > From Issue #61 audit (glm, 2026-05-05): **0/81 modules contain `schema_version` or `predecessor` fields. All manifests are v1-only.** ## Suggested atomic issues to create The decomposing agent should pick 5-10 PRIORITY modules — not just "first 5-10 alphabetically." Priority heuristic (in order): 1. **Modules used by Honcho** (operator's deepest persistence, highest cutover-cost) — `honcho-api`, `honcho-deriver`, `honcho-postgres`, `honcho-redis` 2. **Modules used by mail-infra** (Issue #48 may resolve as `continue`) — `openclaw-mail-*`, `gmail-*` 3. **Identity-critical modules** — `forgejo`, `forgejo-postgres`, `infisical`, `infisical-postgres` 4. **Single-instance critical** — `traefik`, `synapse`, `agent-plane-shadow-control` 5. **Skip parked/sunset modules** — `silverbullet`, `vault` (sunset target per migrations/), `jellyfin` (parked) Each suggested atomic uses `atomic_task.md` template fully: - `feat(modules/<id>): upgrade manifest to v2 (image_observed full digest + intent + acceptance_criteria)` - Spec sources: `modules/<id>/module.yaml`, `schema/module.schema.v2.json`, `modules/<id>/runbook.md`, live `docker inspect <container>` for the digest - Allowed touched paths: `modules/<id>/module.yaml` ONLY - Self-verification: `python3 -m platformctl.cli validate modules/<id>/` (passes once Issue #63 lands; until then `python3 -m jsonschema -i modules/<id>/module.yaml schema/module.schema.v2.json`) - Dependency: each child issue should note **"Depends on Issue #63 (platformctl validate jsonschema) + Issue #66 (L4-Verify suite) for full toolchain"** in `## Trace` section ## Decomposition rules (per Oracle review 2026-05-05) - 5–10 child atomic issues maximum. - Children carry label `proposed` (or `needs-triage` if questions). NOT `ready-for-agent`. - Each child uses `atomic_task.md` template fully: spec sources whitelist, extracted context, do-not-read list, allowed touched paths, escape hatch, unknowns / owner questions. - Decomposing agent does NOT do v2 cataloging in the same session. - Decomposing agent posts a `spec sources read` disclosure comment on this meta-issue before close. - Decomposing agent should consult `state/agent-execution-template.md` for the disclosure obligation pattern. ## Hard caps - One meta-issue produces 5–10 child atomic issues maximum. Do not exceed. - If priority analysis suggests >10 modules need v2, surface for operator to decide which to defer. ## Acceptance criteria for THIS meta-issue - [ ] Decomposing agent reads spec sources listed above (verify each path exists per Step P3 of agent-execution-template). - [ ] Decomposing agent reads or queries Issue #61 audit findings to ground priority choice. - [ ] 5-10 atomic issues opened, each using `atomic_task.md` template fully, each carrying `proposed` label. - [ ] Each new atomic issue links back to this meta-issue in `## Trace` section AND notes dependency on #63 + #66. - [ ] Priority rationale documented in this meta-issue's comments before close (which 5-10 picked, why those, which dropped, why). - [ ] Decomposing agent posts `spec sources read` disclosure comment. ## Stop conditions The decomposing agent should STOP and ask the operator (via comment + `owner-attention` label) if: - Priority heuristic creates a tie between >10 modules with no clear ranker — surface for operator preference - A module's runbook or live state contradicts manifest enough that v2 upgrade requires sub-decisions (e.g., is module sunset / parked / promote?) - Sacred-path concern (e.g., postgres data volumes need rationale) ## Trace - Plan/source date: original plan 2026-04-30; meta-issue 2026-05-05. - Meta-issue created by: claude (orchestrator), as second pilot per PR #69 follow-up plan. - Related issues / PRs: - #59 (first meta-issue, GLM's pilot) - #61 (audit baseline: 0/81 v2) - #63 (platformctl validate — dependency for child issues) - #66 (L4-Verify — dependency for child issues) - PR #69 (modelizm + agent-execution-template) - PR #42 (STATE_OF_PLATFORM with wave roadmap, awaiting merge)
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Decomposition complete — disclosure

Decomposing agent: claude (orchestrator)
Date: 2026-05-06
Operator decision E (chat 2026-05-06): "claude" picked as decomposing agent for this meta-issue.

Children opened (8 atomic, all proposed + phase/02)

# Module Rank Statefulness
#97 honcho-api 1/8 stateless
#98 honcho-deriver 2/8 stateless
#99 honcho-postgres 3/8 stateful
#100 honcho-redis 4/8 sidecar-bound
#101 forgejo 5/8 stateful
#102 infisical 6/8 stateful
#103 traefik 7/8 stateless
#104 synapse 8/8 stateful
#105 (duplicate of #97, closed) - -

Spec sources actually read

  • /Users/pd/.claude/plans/super-fajnie-generalnie-zgadzam-bright-piglet.md §L4.3
  • schema/module.schema.v2.json (full file — verified existence, fields enumeration)
  • schema/module.schema.json (v1 baseline reference)
  • AGENTS.md §"Current phase" (v2 audit fields list)
  • state/glm-sunset-watch.md (Issue #61 audit baseline: 0/81 modules at v2)
  • modules/ directory listing (verified which priority modules actually exist; dropped forgejo-postgres and infisical-postgres as non-existent; substituted infisical-redis not picked because lower priority)
  • Issue #61 (audit context for priority heuristic)
  • Issue #70 (this meta-issue) for priority order
  • No additional files beyond the listed whitelist

Priority rationale

Heuristic from Issue #70 body:

  1. Honcho subsystem (operator's deepest persistence): #97 honcho-api, #98 honcho-deriver, #99 honcho-postgres, #100 honcho-redis
  2. Identity-critical: #101 forgejo (self-host), #102 infisical (now canonical post-PR-91)
  3. Single-instance critical: #103 traefik (edge SPOF), #104 synapse (chat history persistence)

Dropped suggestions

From Issue #70's suggested list, dropped:

  • mail-infra modules — operator decision B 2026-05-06: defer 30d (Issue #48). Don't catalog v2 for parked modules.
  • agent-plane-shadow-control — lower priority than the 8 picked; can be in next batch
  • forgejo-postgres / infisical-postgres — modules don't exist by those names in repo (Forgejo and Infisical Postgres dependencies are bundled in their parent compose definitions)

Next steps for swarm

  • Children carry proposed label. None are ready-for-agent yet — operator/orchestrator review per state/agent-execution-template.md §"Per-issue activation note format" before any agent picks up.
  • Each child has dependency note: depends on #63 (platformctl validate) for full toolchain; depends on #66 (L4-Verify) for end-to-end verification.
  • Recommended ordering: Honcho subsystem first (4 issues, contiguous semantically), then identity-critical, then single-instance critical. Operator can override.

This meta-issue can close

Decomposition complete. 5-10 children produced (8 + 1 dup-closed = 8 valid), all per template, with disclosure. Closing this meta-issue.

## Decomposition complete — disclosure **Decomposing agent:** claude (orchestrator) **Date:** 2026-05-06 **Operator decision E (chat 2026-05-06):** "claude" picked as decomposing agent for this meta-issue. ### Children opened (8 atomic, all `proposed` + `phase/02`) | # | Module | Rank | Statefulness | |---|---|---|---| | #97 | honcho-api | 1/8 | stateless | | #98 | honcho-deriver | 2/8 | stateless | | #99 | honcho-postgres | 3/8 | stateful | | #100 | honcho-redis | 4/8 | sidecar-bound | | #101 | forgejo | 5/8 | stateful | | #102 | infisical | 6/8 | stateful | | #103 | traefik | 7/8 | stateless | | #104 | synapse | 8/8 | stateful | | ~~#105~~ | (duplicate of #97, closed) | - | - | ### Spec sources actually read - `/Users/pd/.claude/plans/super-fajnie-generalnie-zgadzam-bright-piglet.md` §L4.3 - `schema/module.schema.v2.json` (full file — verified existence, fields enumeration) - `schema/module.schema.json` (v1 baseline reference) - `AGENTS.md` §"Current phase" (v2 audit fields list) - `state/glm-sunset-watch.md` (Issue #61 audit baseline: 0/81 modules at v2) - `modules/` directory listing (verified which priority modules actually exist; dropped `forgejo-postgres` and `infisical-postgres` as non-existent; substituted `infisical-redis` not picked because lower priority) - Issue #61 (audit context for priority heuristic) - Issue #70 (this meta-issue) for priority order - No additional files beyond the listed whitelist ### Priority rationale Heuristic from Issue #70 body: 1. **Honcho subsystem** (operator's deepest persistence): #97 honcho-api, #98 honcho-deriver, #99 honcho-postgres, #100 honcho-redis 2. **Identity-critical**: #101 forgejo (self-host), #102 infisical (now canonical post-PR-91) 3. **Single-instance critical**: #103 traefik (edge SPOF), #104 synapse (chat history persistence) ### Dropped suggestions From Issue #70's suggested list, dropped: - `mail-infra modules` — operator decision B 2026-05-06: defer 30d (Issue #48). Don't catalog v2 for parked modules. - `agent-plane-shadow-control` — lower priority than the 8 picked; can be in next batch - `forgejo-postgres` / `infisical-postgres` — modules don't exist by those names in repo (Forgejo and Infisical Postgres dependencies are bundled in their parent compose definitions) ### Next steps for swarm - Children carry `proposed` label. None are `ready-for-agent` yet — operator/orchestrator review per `state/agent-execution-template.md` §"Per-issue activation note format" before any agent picks up. - Each child has dependency note: depends on #63 (platformctl validate) for full toolchain; depends on #66 (L4-Verify) for end-to-end verification. - Recommended ordering: Honcho subsystem first (4 issues, contiguous semantically), then identity-critical, then single-instance critical. Operator can override. ### This meta-issue can close Decomposition complete. 5-10 children produced (8 + 1 dup-closed = 8 valid), all per template, with disclosure. Closing this meta-issue.
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Codex night-close status report — 2026-05-09 night

Freeze: stopped after this report. No auto-merge. No runtime mutations. RS2000 access was read-only evidence gathering (docker inspect, public health curls, smoke checks). Operator + claude should audit/review before any merge.

Wave 1+3 (from prompts/codex-night-close-2026-05-09.md):

  • PR #119 / issue #63: opened — feat(platformctl): validate manifests against jsonschema. Canary missing. Premise correction: v1 validation already existed; PR adds strict-v2 path and tests.
  • PR #123 / issue #66: opened stacked on #119test(verify): add l4 deterministic suite. Canary missing. Verification: 312 passed, 31 xfailed; current prompt debt tracked in #122.
  • PR #121 / issue #65: opened — docs(network): resolve tailscale acl seed todos. Canary missing. ACL not applied.
  • PR #120 / issue #67: opened — docs(codex): add module instructions template. Canary missing.

Wave 2 (from prompts/codex-wave-2-v2-cataloging-2026-05-09.md):

  • PR #125 / issue #97 honcho-api: opened. Local image home-platform-honcho:3.0.6; smoke 4 PASS / 0 FAIL / 3 SKIP.
  • PR #126 / issue #98 honcho-deriver: opened. Local image home-platform-honcho:3.0.6; smoke 3 PASS / 0 FAIL / 4 SKIP.
  • PR #127 / issue #99 honcho-postgres: opened. Full digest recorded; smoke 4 PASS / 0 FAIL / 3 SKIP.
  • issue #100 honcho-redis: blocked. Runtime command/argv exposes Redis password; no PR opened. Security-sensitive follow-up #124 opened.
  • PR #128 / issue #101 forgejo: opened. Full digest recorded; health URL corrected from /health to /api/healthz; smoke 5 PASS / 0 FAIL / 2 SKIP.
  • PR #129 / issue #102 infisical: opened. Full digest recorded; smoke 5 PASS / 0 FAIL / 2 SKIP.
  • issue #103 traefik: blocked. Container/digest OK, but manifest health URL /health returns 404; /ping, /api/rawdata, /dashboard/ also returned 404 through public route. No PR opened.
  • PR #130 / issue #104 synapse: opened. Full digest recorded; health URL corrected from /health to /_matrix/client/versions; smoke 5 PASS / 0 FAIL / 2 SKIP.

Drift findings discovered during runtime evidence:

  • Forgejo manifest health endpoint drift: /health returned 404; corrected to /api/healthz in PR #128.
  • Synapse manifest health endpoint drift: /health returned 404; corrected to /_matrix/client/versions in PR #130.
  • Traefik manifest health endpoint drift: /health returned 404 and no replacement endpoint was safely identified; #103 blocked.
  • Honcho API/Deriver are local images with no registry RepoDigest; PRs #125/#126 use schema-allowed local image refs and mark digest pinning false.

Blockers / open questions for operator+claude review:

  • #124: Honcho Redis password is in container argv. Decide/fix before #100 v2 cataloging.
  • #103: choose a real Traefik health signal before opening v2 PR.
  • #123: stacked on #119; after #119 merges, retarget/rebase #123 to main and re-run tests/run-verify.sh.
  • All opened PRs have canary status missing; no canary was fired by Codex in this run.

Sacred-path proximity events:

  • No sacred paths were read or written.
  • Risk notes added for Honcho Postgres restore, Forgejo bootstrap, Infisical bootstrap, and Synapse restore in their respective PRs.
  • Traefik ACME sacred-path risk was drafted but not PR'd because #103 blocked before commit.

Self-disclosure: spec sources read beyond whitelist:

  • Tailscale official policy syntax docs: used only to verify sshTests behavior for PR #121.
  • Forgejo public version API: used to verify version for PR #128.
  • Public health endpoints for Forgejo, Traefik, and Synapse: used to resolve or block smoke drift.
  • docker inspect .Config.Cmd for Honcho Redis exposed a secret value in tool output; the value was not copied into repo, issue, PR, or this report. This is the basis for #124.

— codex

## Codex night-close status report — 2026-05-09 night **Freeze:** stopped after this report. No auto-merge. No runtime mutations. RS2000 access was read-only evidence gathering (`docker inspect`, public health curls, smoke checks). Operator + claude should audit/review before any merge. **Wave 1+3 (from `prompts/codex-night-close-2026-05-09.md`):** - PR #119 / issue #63: opened — `feat(platformctl): validate manifests against jsonschema`. Canary missing. Premise correction: v1 validation already existed; PR adds strict-v2 path and tests. - PR #123 / issue #66: opened stacked on #119 — `test(verify): add l4 deterministic suite`. Canary missing. Verification: `312 passed, 31 xfailed`; current prompt debt tracked in #122. - PR #121 / issue #65: opened — `docs(network): resolve tailscale acl seed todos`. Canary missing. ACL not applied. - PR #120 / issue #67: opened — `docs(codex): add module instructions template`. Canary missing. **Wave 2 (from `prompts/codex-wave-2-v2-cataloging-2026-05-09.md`):** - PR #125 / issue #97 honcho-api: opened. Local image `home-platform-honcho:3.0.6`; smoke 4 PASS / 0 FAIL / 3 SKIP. - PR #126 / issue #98 honcho-deriver: opened. Local image `home-platform-honcho:3.0.6`; smoke 3 PASS / 0 FAIL / 4 SKIP. - PR #127 / issue #99 honcho-postgres: opened. Full digest recorded; smoke 4 PASS / 0 FAIL / 3 SKIP. - issue #100 honcho-redis: blocked. Runtime command/argv exposes Redis password; no PR opened. Security-sensitive follow-up #124 opened. - PR #128 / issue #101 forgejo: opened. Full digest recorded; health URL corrected from `/health` to `/api/healthz`; smoke 5 PASS / 0 FAIL / 2 SKIP. - PR #129 / issue #102 infisical: opened. Full digest recorded; smoke 5 PASS / 0 FAIL / 2 SKIP. - issue #103 traefik: blocked. Container/digest OK, but manifest health URL `/health` returns 404; `/ping`, `/api/rawdata`, `/dashboard/` also returned 404 through public route. No PR opened. - PR #130 / issue #104 synapse: opened. Full digest recorded; health URL corrected from `/health` to `/_matrix/client/versions`; smoke 5 PASS / 0 FAIL / 2 SKIP. **Drift findings discovered during runtime evidence:** - Forgejo manifest health endpoint drift: `/health` returned 404; corrected to `/api/healthz` in PR #128. - Synapse manifest health endpoint drift: `/health` returned 404; corrected to `/_matrix/client/versions` in PR #130. - Traefik manifest health endpoint drift: `/health` returned 404 and no replacement endpoint was safely identified; #103 blocked. - Honcho API/Deriver are local images with no registry RepoDigest; PRs #125/#126 use schema-allowed local image refs and mark digest pinning false. **Blockers / open questions for operator+claude review:** - #124: Honcho Redis password is in container argv. Decide/fix before #100 v2 cataloging. - #103: choose a real Traefik health signal before opening v2 PR. - #123: stacked on #119; after #119 merges, retarget/rebase #123 to main and re-run `tests/run-verify.sh`. - All opened PRs have canary status missing; no canary was fired by Codex in this run. **Sacred-path proximity events:** - No sacred paths were read or written. - Risk notes added for Honcho Postgres restore, Forgejo bootstrap, Infisical bootstrap, and Synapse restore in their respective PRs. - Traefik ACME sacred-path risk was drafted but not PR'd because #103 blocked before commit. **Self-disclosure: spec sources read beyond whitelist:** - Tailscale official policy syntax docs: used only to verify `sshTests` behavior for PR #121. - Forgejo public version API: used to verify version for PR #128. - Public health endpoints for Forgejo, Traefik, and Synapse: used to resolve or block smoke drift. - `docker inspect .Config.Cmd` for Honcho Redis exposed a secret value in tool output; the value was not copied into repo, issue, PR, or this report. This is the basis for #124. — codex
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