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…-speed gate Module D is the human-in-the-loop stage of the OIE pipeline. Module C writes every decision to decision_queue; the rows it could not decide alone arrive as status='review_required' with a full RFC ReviewItem envelope. Nothing has ever read those rows. This commit is the reader. DbReviewSource yields PendingReview rows (review_required AND consumed_at IS NULL, run-scoped, stable order), validating each envelope back through the SAME pinned RFC model Module C emitted it with, so C and D cannot drift silently. mark_reviewed stamps consumed_at: idempotent, chunked, naive-UTC, and filtered on status='review_required' so the human path is structurally unable to retire a linked row, even handed the right id. linked rows belong to the graph writer. JsonlCorrectionsLog records each human verdict append-only and fsync'd, per the founding RFC's "simple human oversight without db bloat". Verdict before retirement: the log write is the persistence the consumed_at stamp is gated on, the same rule C follows against B's queue one handoff upstream. One deliberate inversion of C's poison-row policy: a decision row D cannot parse is left UNCONSUMED and surfaced in unreadable_row_ids, because that row is C's audit record of a decision, and retiring it would hide a C-side contract breach from the one queue a human watches. docs/gsoc_2026_module_d/click_speed_prototype.html is the founding RFC's mandated pre-code experiment: ten realistic items, y/n keybinds, measured against the 3-second-per-item bar. The D1 UI is not allowed to be slower than this page. 14 hermetic tests; rows are seeded through the real DbEnvelopeSink so the tests exercise the actual C -> D handoff. One .gitignore negation for the package README, same pattern as the librarian's.
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds Module D components for reading pending review rows, recording verdicts, and marking rows reviewed. It also adds database and log tests, shared review-envelope fixtures, package documentation, and a click-speed prototype. ChangesModule D review workflow
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- Around line 76-92: Update CorrectionsLog.record() to sync the log’s parent
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…y auto-repeat CodeRabbit's review caught both. The corrections log fsynced the file but not its directory entry: a crash after creating the file could lose the file itself unless the parent (and any directory makedirs created above it) is synced. The chain is now synced on every record; which ancestors are new cannot be detected without racing a concurrent record, and records are human-paced, so syncing the whole chain is the simple correct choice. Platforms that refuse to fsync a directory are skipped, leaving durability no worse than before the attempt. The click-speed prototype now ignores key auto-repeat: a held y or n must not verdict a run of items, or the measured average stops describing the workflow the RFC's 3-second bar is about.
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Module D's first PR, following the plan approved on Slack ("no plan doc needed, feel free to go ahead"). The Reviewer is the human-in-the-loop stage of the OIE pipeline: Module C writes every decision to
decision_queue, and the rows it could not decide alone arrive asstatus='review_required'with a full RFCReviewItemenvelope. Nothing has ever read those rows. This PR is the reader.What this ships
application/utils/reviewer/review_source.pyDbReviewSourceyieldsPendingReviewrows:status='review_required' AND consumed_at IS NULL, run-scoped, stable order, envelope validated back through the SAME pinned RFC model C emitted it with (librarian.schemas.ReviewItem), so C and D cannot drift silentlyapplication/utils/reviewer/queue_consumer.pymark_reviewedstampsconsumed_at: idempotent (IS NULLfilter), chunked, naive-UTC, and filtered onstatus='review_required'so the human path is STRUCTURALLY unable to retire alinkedrow, even handed the right idapplication/utils/reviewer/corrections_log.pyJsonlCorrectionsLog+ReviewVerdict: append-only JSONL, fsync'd, per the founding RFC's "simple human oversight without db bloat". Loss warehousing falls out free: records join back to the never-deleted decision row by iddocs/gsoc_2026_module_d/click_speed_prototype.htmlapplication/utils/reviewer/README.md(+1 gitignore negation)The two rules (from
docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/module_d_contract.md)linkedrows are not D's. They belong to the graph writer. Enforced in the read AND the write-back, with a test proving a linked row's own id cannot be stamped through this path.consumed_atsecond. A crash between the two leaves the row unconsumed and the verdict re-recordable, never the reverse. Same rule C follows against B's queue, one handoff upstream.One deliberate inversion of C's policy
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knowledge_queuerow C could not model is retired: C's refusal IS the decision. Adecision_queuerow D cannot parse is left UNCONSUMED and surfaced inunreadable_row_ids, because that row is C's audit record of a decision, and retiring it would hide a C-side contract breach from the one queue a human watches. Tested.Tests
14 new tests in
application/tests/reviewer/, all hermetic (in-memory SQLite, no API key, no model download). Rows are seeded through the REALDbEnvelopeSink, so the tests exercise the actual C -> D handoff: what C persisted validates back on D's side, or the suite fails.Not in scope (D1-D3, one PR each)
/admin/pattern, wiring source -> human -> corrections log ->mark_reviewed.docs/designs/easier-importing.md) and apply through the same accept/apply pattern the imports admin API already uses. A human verdict is the safety evaluation the W8 rule requires.linkedrows earn the right to skip the human. Automation earns autonomy last.Notes for reviewers
wip/oie-pipeline-eval-harness): this PR targetsdecision_queueon main and shares no files with the eval-harness branch. When that branch lands, D reads whatever its Module C writes to the same table under the same contract.application/tests/librarian/dataset_test.py::TestDatasetDeterminism::test_build_check_matches_committed_datasetfails on current main with or without this PR (verified on a clean checkout); not touched here.