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fix(server): filter scheduled tasks without exposing webhook URLs - #27716
list_scheduled_tasks ignored scheduledTaskId and returned every accessible task's webhook bearer URL. Asking for one task disclosed unrelated task URLs, and title-only edits also returned the stored bearer URL.
Change
Lists now intersect task ID with project scope. Lists and edits omit webhookUrl; eligible creation responses retain it, and Settings still lets users copy and rotate existing URLs.
Scope and approval
This is a focused fix for the concrete filtering and bearer-URL disclosure defect in #27701. It uses the small, focused obvious-bug exception in CONTRIBUTING.md: one service response path and its shared schema, regression tests, tool description and generated budget. It adds no workflow or configuration. The issue has no triage label; no separate maintainer approval is claimed. Macroscope approved the current head, which does not authorize merging.
Verification
Current source verification
Head a284a6f5ab2b3ea36fdfaf60a26d77763806a164 merges main f313d0a6cb843551fb60e57a454a71e71a3a8c04. The only conflict was the generated mcpToolListJsonBytes budget: main moved it to 48094 and this PR's description changes still remove one byte, so it is now 48093. No other PR code changed; the diff against main is five files, +80/-86. The measured budget is 5597 Claude bytes, 7327 Codex bytes and 48093 MCP tool-list bytes.
At this head, vp run check:changed passed format, lint, both unused-code passes, generated GraphQL, 37 affected-package typechecks and 84 tests in five files. vp test run of AgentContextBudget.test.ts and OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts passed 73 tests.
Recorded main/head web comparison
Audited recordings compare clean main 2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8 with clean head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576. Both use the real Vite client and source server on Debian 12, Node 26.12.1, at 1440x1100. Each has separate SQLite storage, task-private Codex home copies and synthetic disabled webhook tasks. Both use GPT-6-Luna. The UI displayed Medium for both, Standard on main and Fast on head. Main native turn/start explicitly requested medium/default, while head requests omitted effort and serviceTier. No identical-provider-settings or server-confirmed head tier claim is made. Synthetic loopback relay metadata supplies URLs without a real tunnel or account sign-in.
Both builds return non-null URLs on creation. The exact ID-only list returns both tasks with URLs on main, versus only the requested task with the property entirely absent on head. After Settings rotation and confirmation, an exact two-key ID/title-only edit exposes the rotated URL on main and omits the property on head. The edit preserves the rotated token, task B stays unchanged, and all tasks stay disabled with zero runs and webhook deliveries. Four native calls and three completed turns per phase are retained with the state exports.
Before: main creation submission and expanded A/B arguments and results, including creation URLs.
main-creation.mp4
After: head creation submission and expanded A/B arguments and results, including creation URLs.
head-creation.mp4
Before: main ID-only list submission, actual argument and scroll through both URL-bearing task results.
main-filter.mp4
After: head ID-only list submission, actual argument and one-task result. The complete closing-brace view is at the beginning of the head rotation/edit recording below, as a revisit of the same result.
head-filter.mp4
Before: main Settings rotation and confirmation, title-only edit submission and actual two-key argument. The edit result ending is in the separate supplemental recording immediately below.
main-rotation-edit.mp4
Supplement: same main edit result, revisited and scrolled through its rotated URL and closing brace. This does not show another provider call.
main-edit-ending.mp4
After: complete head list ending, followed by Settings rotation and confirmation, title-only edit submission and actual two-key argument/result without a URL through its closing brace.
head-rotation-edit.mp4
These are web development builds. They do not establish packaged desktop or native mobile acceptance. Earlier clips have been replaced in this body.
Remaining verification
Final-build main/head recordings remain incomplete on packaged Linux/macOS/Windows desktop, iOS and Android. An independent audit passed these seven replacement web recordings, their complete native results and six completed turns. It requires the labeled supplemental endings. A new-main baseline recording is still outstanding. These gaps prevent a ready report. The Linux package built successfully at e0009eb, but runtime never launched: normal startup explicitly calls show/focus and a non-activating launch has not been established in a background-only test environment. Exact build commands, actual results and provenance.
The prescribed model eval remains unrun: this environment has no root .env or Anthropic API key and its Codex config lacks the documented vibeproxy provider. Live Luna native turns verify the exercised protocol but are not a substitute for the full prescribed eval suite. Real Connect delivery and enabled task execution are not shown.
Model and harness: Claude Opus and GPT-6.1 Sol through T3 Code.
…r returns webhook URLs
list_scheduled_tasks dropped a scheduledTaskId filter because its input
schema did not define it, so the call returned every task in the project.
It also returned each webhook task's bearer URL to any caller allowed to
start runs, which put every webhook credential into thread history.
The list input now takes an optional scheduledTaskId, intersected with the
existing project scoping. Listing never returns webhookUrl. An update
returns it only when the save issued a new token (a task switched to a
webhook schedule), still behind the live-caller and mode checks. Create is
unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Scheduled-task lists gain optional ID filtering, while list and update responses stop returning webhook bearer URLs. Creation keeps its existing permission checks, reducing credential exposure without changing task execution or stored schedules.
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Walkthrough
Scheduled-task listings now support task ID filtering and omit webhook URLs. Creation responses can return a webhook URL when permitted; update responses omit it. Tests cover filtering, project scope, and URL visibility.
Changes: Scheduled task responses
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Summary
Filter and redact scheduled-task listings packages/contracts/src/orchestratorMcp.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts
The list input accepts an optional task ID. Listing applies project and task-ID filters and omits webhook URLs. Tests cover task-ID matching, project scope, and redaction.
Control webhook URL disclosure in write responses packages/contracts/src/orchestratorMcp.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/orchestrator/tools.ts, apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json
Creation can return a webhook URL, while update responses omit it. The contract and tool description document creation-time URL disclosure and where to find existing URLs. Tests cover creation and update responses.
The change fixes ID filtering and stops list and edit responses from returning webhook bearer URLs. One known gap remains: a creation retry after token rotation can still return a URL. The PR leaves this for a separate fix, so owners should track it, but it does not block merging this change.
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The title names the main change: scheduled-task filtering in the server, and withholding webhook URLs from list and edit responses. It follows the conventional commit form. The title covers the scoped…
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[#27701] At head 1c378bf, the scheduled-task code in apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts matches the whole-PR diff against the merge base. listScheduledTasks…
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[#27701] The whole-PR diff against the merge base touches five files: the service, its test, the tool description, the generated budget JSON, and the contracts schema. The service hunks in the merge-b…
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The title names the main change: scheduled-task filtering in the server, and withholding webhook URLs from list and edit responses. It follows the conventional commit form. The title covers the scoped fix and does not describe unrelated work.
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[#27701] At head 1c378bf, the scheduled-task code in apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts matches the whole-PR diff against the merge base. listScheduledTasks now filters by both projectId and input.scheduledTaskId, then returns scheduledTaskSummary(task, false). updateScheduledTask returns scheduledTaskSummary(task, false), so title-only edits no longer use the caller-sensitive summary path. The contracts change adds the optional scheduledTaskId filter to OrchestratorMcpListScheduledTasksInput. The webhookUrl description states that only creation returns it. Creation still uses summarizeScheduledTask, so eligible creation responses keep the URL. The tool description and generated budget are updated to match. The issue's optional rotation action is not required. Settings continues to provide rotation. The regression tests in OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts were reported as covering filtering, project scope, and URL omission. This pass did not rerun those tests. Its verdict relies on the source diff and the summary of test changes.
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[#27701] The whole-PR diff against the merge base touches five files: the service, its test, the tool description, the generated budget JSON, and the contracts schema. The service hunks in the merge-base comparison are limited to the scheduled-task list, update, and summary paths. The contracts hunk adds only scheduledTaskId. The budget change is the generated size for the tool list. The previous-head diff shows many other service hunks, such as wait timeouts and thread list fields. They are absent from the merge-base comparison, so they are not part of this PR's changes. No unrelated change is identified in the PR's diff.
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…budget
The webhook URL wording pushed the MCP tool list 109 bytes over main. Say the
same things in fewer words: only creation returns webhookUrl, given T3 Connect
and run permission, and existing URLs are in Settings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up Comments
Prevent creation retries from exposing rotated URLs.
1913-1913: Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Prevent creation retries from exposing rotated URLs.
If a caller retries a creation with the same clientRequestId after the user rotates the webhook token, upsert loads the existing task and returns its current token. This response then exposes the rotated URL, although no task was created. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Distinguish creation from replay, and prevent replays from returning credentials issued after creation.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts at line 1913:
Update the creation flow around summarizeScheduledTask to distinguish a newly
created task from an existing task found by clientRequestId; on replay, omit
webhook credentials so the response cannot expose a token rotated after
creation, while preserving credentials in the initial creation response.
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merged current main (d2d1e4f) into this branch, preserving the contributor's commits and the original five-file fix. the service change is already small: filter by task id inside project scope, and summarize lists and updates without bearer urls. creation retains its existing permission checks. no additional production changes were needed.
verified on 0c70447b91c7a91e5a1fd97530835cc5dedd87dd through blacksmith:
four regression tests fail against current main's service implementation.
all 38 mcp service tests pass with the fix.
vp run check:changed d2d1e4f50ef856f940d91858915368500657b0b7 passes formatting, lint, unused-code checks, graphql generation, 35 affected package typechecks, and 45 tests.
all 51 webhook service tests pass, including sqlite persistence, rotation, and stale-token saves.
all 32 ci checks pass. two independent code reviews approve this head without findings.
the old context-budget finding is addressed by the existing wording reduction; the current budget check passes without a label change. no ui changes were made.
unverified this run: real provider/client mcp integration, managed tunnel delivery, and model-behavior evals (no anthropic api key on this vm). the attempted eval dry run could not start because the remote worker had already shut down. existing contributor evidence remains in the description; it was not recaptured here.
known nonblocking limit for shivamhwp: coderabbit notes that retrying creation with the same request id after token rotation can return the rotated url. inspection confirms creation still summarizes the idempotently returned task with its existing run-permission checks. this predates the list/update fix and remains a separate follow-up.
verified on Linux Boat VM at exact head 4725d5ea7427cbe7db1259b1642dcdb921d72cf3, using the actual Vite web client, repository Playwright, /usr/bin/google-chrome, and real Codex gpt-6.1-sol turns through the local provider proxy. projects, threads and paused tasks were created through the app and provider tools. no mocks, fixtures or demo data.
first reproduced the filter bug in a separate github/main worktree at 6d46336476: a recorded MCP request containing one scheduledTaskId returned both stored webhook tasks. the main tool schema also omitted that field. stopped main before starting the PR server, with isolated state at /home/user/t3code/.t3.
on the PR head:
unfiltered listing returned both tasks; filtering by a valid id returned one; a missing id returned zero.
another project's thread returned zero for that id by default. explicit matching project + id returned one; mismatched project + id returned zero.
webhook creation, title editing, prompt editing and disabled interval creation worked through real provider tools. all three tasks stayed paused, with no scheduled execution.
Settings token rotation worked. actual local webhook requests returned 404 {"error":"hook_not_found"} for the old token and 409 {"error":"hook_disabled"} for the current token. a subsequent Settings save and MCP prompt edit preserved the rotated token. SQLite integrity was ok.
list and edit responses contained no webhookUrl key, including after rotation. the limitation below applies to this observation.
vp run check:changed f98ff73a1d2b6558d172e31219527409f422d35f passed through blacksmith-check: 45 tests, 35 fresh affected-package typechecks, format, lint, knip and GraphQL checks. all 32 PR checks also report success.
this VM has no configured T3 Connect public webhook origin. both main and the PR therefore omitted webhookUrl in this configuration. this run does not prove suppression of a non-null public bearer URL, creation-time public URL disclosure, or managed tunnel delivery. local token rotation and invalidation were exercised without fabricating tunnel configuration.
native desktop and iOS/Android clients were not exercised on this Linux web run. scheduled execution, other providers, remote multi-device connections and the existing creation-retry disclosure limitation were not exercised.
no source changes or pushes were needed. no merge, rebase, force-push, label change or other PR action was performed.
Recovered native desktop evidence from the interrupted shiv run. The agent runner ended with stream reconnect failures and a broken pipe, not a failed product assertion. This is partial evidence, not a ready report.
Both tested checkouts were clean on physical shiv, macOS 27.0.1 ARM64, using native Electron and real codex-personal / gpt-6-luna turns. Baseline is 8d012a688e7cb12fb17a91be68a32734a0efa0b7; current is 3551f3988b8d441a79fc62cfadaa857c9858eebc. Matching server and desktop bundle builds succeeded. Baseline rebuilt bundle hashes match its tested bundles. Production task storage, MCP and Settings paths were used. A test-only loopback origin/proxy provided non-null URLs through the production URL builder, without a real T3 Connect login.
Baseline creation and ignored-ID filter. Recording begins before prompt submission. The native filter supplied the first task ID but returned both tasks with bearer URLs. Later native expansions expose the inputs and scroll the actual results.
baseline-create-8d012a6.mp4
Baseline Settings rotation and title-only edit. The edit input has exactly scheduledTaskId,title; its result and the filtered list expose the rotated URL. Both tasks stay disabled with zero runs. The first task's token SHA-256 changes from 1785cba82707eb7e740ea0532847a08541f4f37c5fbde39190707251606ae83e to 708e55534c351fcee37a21fbde801765acbec5057356a660058bef554c3dd048, which the title-only edit preserves. Actual handler requests return old-token 404 hook_not_found and rotated-token 409 hook_disabled.
baseline-rotate-edit-8d012a6.mp4
Supplemental baseline native input/result expansions from the same completed turns.
baseline-native-details-8d012a6.mp4
Current-head creation and filtering. Both native creations return non-null URLs. The native list input names one ID and returns exactly that row without a webhookUrl field. This recording shows submission and the assistant's complete copied results, but the native tool cards remain collapsed. Native inputs/results are exported below; this video alone does not close the final-head visual acceptance gap. The exported application-event snapshot ends while the final assistant text streams, so it does not establish terminal turn completion.
current-create-filter-3551f39.mp4
The parent inspected contact sheets and readable full-size samples of all four recovered recordings. Each video was remuxed without system audio and decoded end-to-end with ffmpeg -vf fps=30 -f null -. The current recording reported 83 dropped frames; its content remains partial evidence. No video edits or fabricated cards were introduced.
Still missing: final-head expanded native arguments and complete results with terminal turn evidence, plus a recorded Settings rotation followed by a title-only edit and filtered list that omit URLs. Recovery continues from saved isolated state. Managed tunnel delivery, scheduled execution and other providers remain unverified.
Actual completed native calls, full arguments and structured results
The text result parses identically to each structured result shown here. Only non-null URL values are redacted; all result keys and other values are retained.
Server command: vp run build:bundle from apps/server. Desktop commands: node scripts/build-browser-secret.mjs, node scripts/build-preview-annotation-css.mjs, vp pack from apps/desktop.
Server command: vp run build:bundle from apps/server. Desktop commands: node scripts/build-browser-secret.mjs, node scripts/build-preview-annotation-css.mjs, vp pack from apps/desktop.
Completed native desktop evidence for exact head 3551f3988b8d441a79fc62cfadaa857c9858eebc, baseline main 8d012a688e7cb12fb17a91be68a32734a0efa0b7. The shiv runner disconnected after saving these completed phases, so its overall run remains failed. The parent recovered and inspected the actual recordings, native results and completion events rather than treating that run status as a pass.
Physical shiv, macOS 27.0.1 ARM64, clean source checkouts, native Electron development builds with the matching bundled server, Codex CLI 0.166.0, real codex-personal / gpt-6-luna subscription turns. The successful build output is in the preceding evidence comment. Current server dist/bin.mjs SHA-256 is 9c5390a4ad5ecdeef5bb948cd1ed72f165ecd4f10e8756a99465e9197c6f8daa; desktop dist-electron/main.cjs is 98ea434b0a8d12e3adccd3acd5e20cf43967cd61fd36e66488cb739b857d28c2. The tested service, SQLite task storage, MCP authorization and webhook handlers are production paths. The public-origin configuration is a test-only loopback proxy through the production secret store/URL builder, without a real Connect login.
Current-head native creation and filtering
Continuous recording starts before composing and submitting the live prompt. The new paused task returns a non-null URL. Filtering its ID returns exactly that task among four tasks in the same project, with no webhookUrl key. The real native tool cards are expanded, their exact arguments are visible, and each complete result is scrolled through its closing braces.
current-native-create.mp4
Approximate offsets: submit 0:28; turn completes 0:34; expanded creation arguments/results 1:30–1:55; expanded filtered-list arguments/results 2:00–2:15. All tasks remain disabled with zero executions. An earlier capture froze while the renderer was occluded; that capture is excluded. This replacement used background-rendering flags and recorded the real flow again.
Current-head Settings rotation and title-only edit
Continuous recording shows the actual Settings rotation, then a newly submitted native edit whose only arguments are scheduledTaskId,title, followed by an ID-filtered list. Neither complete result contains a webhookUrl key. The stored token changes on rotation and remains unchanged by the edit. Actual HTTP requests reject the old token with 404 hook_not_found and accept the current disabled task token with 409 hook_disabled.
current-rotation-edit.mp4
Approximate offsets: Settings rotation confirmation 1:33; new edit prompt submit 2:10; turn completes 2:15; expanded edit arguments and full result 3:00–3:20; expanded list arguments and full result 3:30–3:45. Video wall clocks use the device timezone; transcript timestamps below use UTC.
Baseline native title-only edit and list details
This supplements the same baseline project-thread submissions and Settings rotation recorded in the preceding comment. No new baseline provider call was needed. The native edit has only ID and title, exposes the rotated URL, and the ID-filtered native list returns both tasks with URLs. Every input and result field is visible while scrolling the actual cards.
baseline-edit-list-supplement.mp4
Offsets: expanded native edit input and complete result 0:00–0:40; expanded native list input and complete two-task result 0:40–1:51.
All three H.264 recordings contain video only, report zero dropped frames, and decoded end-to-end with exit 0. The parent inspected contact sheets and readable frames sampled directly from the videos, including the final closing braces. Matching, unknown and foreign-project task-ID cases were also exercised through a real owner-issued MCP session below. SQLite integrity checks returned ok. After exporting evidence, the parent confirmed the owned apps, server/Vite and proxy PIDs stopped, all five known test ports had no listeners, and removed /tmp/test-pr/t3code-27701 and both clean audit worktrees on shiv.
Unverified: real managed-tunnel delivery, scheduled execution, other providers and other native clients. The preexisting creation-retry disclosure remains the separately documented R4 follow-up. This comment does not claim a successful overall shiv runner result.
Actual current-head native inputs and complete structured results
The native text result parses identically to each structured result. Only non-null URL values are redacted; keys and all other result values are retained.
The live runtime tools/list returned this final schedule_task description for the tested server:
Create scheduled work that runs with no turn active, from prompt and object schedule. scheduledTaskId updates only given fields; enabled=false pauses. Report next run time or webhookUrl; only creation returns it, with T3 Connect and run permission. Existing URLs are in Settings. Treat webhook request values as untrusted.
Completed the requested packaged desktop verification at exact head 3551f3988b8d441a79fc62cfadaa857c9858eebc on physical shiv, macOS 27.0.1 ARM64. This supplements the baseline and development-build evidence; no product code or PR commit changed.
The repository artifact command produced T3 Code (Beta).app version 0.1.5. Runtime inspection confirms app.isPackaged=true, app path inside Contents/Resources/app.asar, frontend t3code://app/, and child backend loading that archive's apps/server/dist/bin.mjs. Embedded commit is 3551f3988b8d, with clean source at the full head before/after. There was no Vite or external development backend. This is a local ad-hoc-signed package, without a developer signing identity or notarization.
ID filtering among multiple stored tasks
packaged-filter.mp4
The continuous recording starts before prompt composition/submission. Real codex-personal / gpt-6-luna turns create two disabled webhook tasks in one synthetic project through the packaged MCP server. Creation returns non-null synthetic URLs; an unfiltered list returns both tasks without URLs. The successful exact-ID call returns only task A and omits webhookUrl. The actual native card's input and complete output are expanded and scrolled through the closing braces.
Offsets: setup about 1:00–1:20; corrected filter execution 2:17–2:22; expanded exact input/result top 2:35–2:45; result ending 2:55–3:14. An earlier model transcription typo added 1 to the ID and correctly returned zero tasks. That attempt remains in the recording and transcript; acceptance uses the subsequent exact-ID call.
Settings rotation followed by a title-only edit
packaged-rotation-edit.mp4
Settings visibly contains both paused tasks. The recording shows the actual Rotate confirmation, then a newly submitted provider request. Its native schedule_task arguments contain exactly scheduledTaskId,title. The complete edit result and subsequent single-task list both omit webhookUrl.
Offsets: both tasks 0:10; rotation confirmation 0:45; edit/list execution about 1:39–1:42; exact native edit input and complete result 2:10–2:20; post-edit list 2:35–3:04. Task A token SHA-256 changes from d63f813868ed8d1522b4585816dbfa5327e1e29dcaab0525f3d8e7787238db47 to aa746867e1772b83077158ff988b5fc36d0d926d89d560fd4f3e3b7e7c050a33 on rotation and stays unchanged through the title edit. Task B's token stays unchanged. Actual local handler POSTs return old-token 404 hook_not_found and current-token 409 hook_disabled. Both tasks remain disabled with zero executions; SQLite integrity is ok.
Both H.264 video-only MP4s decoded end-to-end with exit 0; wrec reports completed capture, zero dropped frames. Parent inspected readable native-card/Settings frames, freshly extracted frames from both MP4s, and actual native protocol: all seven parsed text results equal structured output. Four provider turns have terminal completed receipts, including the typo turn. Test runner r_fb2bpi2gxg9cua00 completed successfully. Predecessor r_nbnhjrnkowhqq000 built the package successfully, then failed on an upstream provider request error before these flows; its overall run is still failed.
Isolation and limits: task storage, settings, secrets and backend used isolated T3CODE_HOME. As the repository's packaged smoke harness does, HOME stayed real and macOS used the existing Chromium profile; profile isolation is not claimed. The test-only loopback origin uses the production secret store and URL builder, without real Connect login. Managed delivery, scheduled execution, signed/notarized releases, updates, and other clients/providers remain unverified. The preexisting creation-retry disclosure remains the documented R4 follow-up. All captured app/backend descendants exited, the clean temporary worktree was removed, and task files on shiv were deleted after export.
Complete native arguments and results, in execution order. Only synthetic creation URL values redacted.
Commands and actual outcomes (physical shiv, macOS 27.0.1 build 26A434, arm64):
- Predecessor packaging command: `vp run dist:desktop:artifact --platform mac --target dir --arch arm64 --output-dir /tmp/test-pr/t3code-27701/package`. Preserved build.exit contains `0`; build.log ends `Validated macOS payload (1 app bundle(s))` and `Done. Artifacts`. This runner did not rebuild. Predecessor provider session failed after this successful build, and is not a successful validation run.
- Existing launch argv/environment: launch.json. Captured app PID 79252 and backend PID 79296 verified with `ps -p 79252,79296,79333 -o pid,ppid,command` (processes.txt). `--use-mock-keychain`, inspect 27720, background throttling disabled; isolated T3CODE_HOME and port 27718. No VITE_DEV_SERVER_URL or COMMIT_HASH override.
- Runtime inspection: `node /tmp/test-pr/t3code-27701/inspect.mjs <expression>` using `process.getBuiltinModule('module').createRequire(process.resourcesPath+'/app.asar/package.json')('electron')`: exit 0, `isPackaged:true`, `t3code://app/` window, actual executable/resources/app/profile paths in packaged-identity.json. Initial dynamic import failed with ERR_VM_DYNAMIC_IMPORT_CALLBACK_MISSING; createRequire succeeded. No package change.
- `git -C /Users/shivam-mini/Developer/t3code-packaged-27701 rev-parse HEAD`: `3551f3988b8d441a79fc62cfadaa857c9858eebc`. `git status --porcelain`: empty, before and after validation.
- `shasum -a 256 <Resources/app.asar> <Contents/MacOS/T3 Code (Beta)>`: exit 0; complete values in archive-executable-sha256.txt. Electron fs read backend embedded inside asar: SHA256 fc6d2dbac02af39edcfaf9a9521b57605dc683e8a4b2dc1b670255ec353eb0d6. Shell hashing used for the outer archive because Electron's fs treats asar as a directory.
- `codesign -dv --verbose=4 <app>`: exit 0, `Signature=adhoc`, `TeamIdentifier=not set`, `Sealed Resources=none`. Unsigned local artifact in the distribution sense: no developer/distribution identity or notarization was validated.
- `wrec record start --target window:7915 --duration 15m --codec h264 --quality high --out /tmp/test-pr/t3code-27701 --detach --json </dev/null`: exit 0 twice; jobs 1793106543727 and 1793106543728. `wrec job stop <id> --json` then `wrec job show <id> --json`: both completed, capture engine exit status 0, zero dropped video frames. Start/final JSON exported.
- Background cua-driver actions created/select synthetic project, chose codex-personal/gpt-6-luna, composed/submitted prompts, expanded actual native cards, used scrollbars through closing braces, and Settings Edit > Rotate > Confirm. Background wheel scroll was refused; background scrollbar drag succeeded without raising the app. No HTML replacements or mocked tool cards.
- `ffmpeg -y -i <wrec.mov> -c copy out/<video>.mp4`: remux exit 0 for both videos. `ffmpeg -v error -i out/<video>.mp4 -f null -`: decode exit 0 for both, no error output. ffprobe durations 194.740s and 184.360s. Exact keyframe extraction commands/exits in keyframe-commands.json; all 17 exit 0.
- Python urllib POST to `http://127.0.0.1:27718/api/hooks/<encoded synthetic task id>/<token>` with `{}`: old token HTTP 404 `{"error":"hook_not_found"}`, rotated token HTTP 409 `{"error":"hook_disabled"}`. Direct packaged backend, not managed relay delivery; no proxy needed or started. Raw synthetic tokens kept only in disposable task state; export has hashes (native creation/Settings evidence may show synthetic URLs).
- `PRAGMA integrity_check`: `ok`. Two disabled tasks, each run_count=0, prompt `Synthetic audit. Do not execute.`
- `python3 out/verify-evidence.py`: exit 0; exact two edit arguments, two successful single-task filtered calls, no webhookUrl in list/edit results, rotated token retained after edit, four completed native provider turns (verification.json).
Please review current head 8579505e2229c048309156f91e899160e5e470ea, including the main integration and fixture adjustment. The prior creation-retry finding retains its documented separate-follow-up disposition.
@shivamhwp I’ll resume automatic reviews and trigger a review of head 8579505e2229c048309156f91e899160e5e470ea, including the main integration and fixture adjustment.
The prior creation-retry finding remains a documented separate follow-up.
Learnings used
Learnt from: t3dotgg
Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 22850
File: apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/thread/handlers.ts:68-68
Timestamp: 2026-10-21T12:27:52.480Z
Learning: In pingdotgg/t3code, do not require a separate service-boundary refactor solely because a narrow bug fix touches existing handler-owned lookup and error construction. Distinguish pre-existing architecture from problems introduced by the change.
Learnt from: CR
Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-16T06:14:31.198Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# T3 Code
## Verifying
- Backend behavior changes ship with focused tests for that behavior.
Learnt from: NikitaMGrimm
Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 22875
File: apps/web/src/markdown-clipboard.ts:187-189
Timestamp: 2026-10-21T13:17:33.750Z
Learning: The pingdotgg/t3code contribution rules call for one problem per PR. Keep unrelated, pre-existing defects separate from the requested fix rather than requiring their repair in the same PR.
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Verified the main integration at head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576, base 2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8, tree e583c468a03de65aa48f6ee08d2108e045a643ff. This is exactly the clean merge tree computed before the branch update. All five PR files are unchanged from ff3d9ac; the diff against main remains five files, +143/-54.
The new main content changes Antigravity installation and desktop packaging. The package inputs therefore need current-build verification; old packages are not presented as current-head acceptance. The focused budget/service/toolkit tests passed at this head:
head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576
base 2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8
tree e583c468a03de65aa48f6ee08d2108e045a643ff
Environment: corex Debian 12 execution container, Node 26.12.1
cwd: apps/server
command: vp test run src/provider/AgentContextBudget.test.ts src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts src/mcp/toolkits
exit: 0
Test Files 11 passed (11)
Tests 133 passed (133)
Start at 08:04:13
Duration 30.69s (import 75%, transform 11%, tests 8%, setup 6%)
Import 1084 modules were evaluated 9128 times · 22.26s total, 75% of tracked time
~19.62s faster with isolate: false — shared modules are evaluated once per worker instead of once per file
learn more: https://vitest.dev/guide/improving-performance#test-isolation
Current CI has completed without failed checks. Macroscope carries its approval forward because it detected no PR code changes. This is source verification only. Current-build platform recordings and the prescribed model eval remain incomplete; this PR is not ready.
Fresh web before/after evidence at main 2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8 and head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576. Both source checkouts were clean. Commands: vp run dev --home-dir <task-private-home> --no-seed in each pinned checkout. Actual Vite browser, real source server/SQLite, corex Debian 12, Node 26.12.1, native GPT-6-Luna medium / Standard tier. Main uses the existing mcli provider home; head uses a private copied provider home. Synthetic loopback relay metadata only, no real tunnel/account login.
The PR body now replaces old web clips with current MP4s. The head filter has a separate short result-ending clip. Independent evidence audit is pending. This is not packaged desktop or mobile proof and this PR is not ready.
Each side has four completed native MCP calls and three terminal native turns. The following assertions ran against the captured protocol and stored projections: native arguments equal persisted inputs; parsed text equals structured result and persisted output; both creations return URLs; ID-only main list returns two URL-bearing tasks, head list one task without the property; exact two-key title edit returns the rotated URL on main and omits it on head. Both rotations change only A token/update time; edits change only title/update time; B is unchanged, all tasks disabled/never run and webhook delivery tables remain empty. T3 workspace preparation is the sole command_execution item; the model ran no shell command.
Media decode: all seven MP4s exit 0 with ffmpeg -v error -i <file> -f null -. Six clips emit duplicate-DTS warnings from the null-output muxer; the short filter-ending clip has no warnings. No claim of warning-free decoding. Original timelines retained.
The independent web audit confirms the native calls and stored state, but found that several final views were not captured in the MP4s. I corrected the PR captions: main B creation, main edit and head edit have incomplete visual endings. The short head filter supplement also misses its ending; that ending is visible at the start of the rotation/edit clip. Earlier claims that all those endings were visible were too strong. Complete native results remain in the prior transcript. Additional recordings are still required.
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol through Codex on 2026-11-06. Read-only artifact review, with this report as the requested output. No source edits, posts, pushes, servers, GUI sessions, provider turns, or delegation were started. Original recordings were not modified. All paths below are relative to /tmp/pr27716-web372/out unless stated otherwise. Protocol array indexes are zero-based; event numbers are the stored sequence values.
Verdict and findings
The supplied native protocol, stored events, projections, and scheduled-task snapshots support the fix at head. All eight actual native calls agree across their recorded input, structured result, parsed text result, final turn-item event, and stored turn-item projection. Main reproduces both the ignored ID filter and existing webhook URL exposure. Head filters to A and omits webhookUrl from list and title-only update results while preserving creation URLs and stored tokens.
This is a qualified web evidence pass, not full PR acceptance.
High, acceptance blocker: No actual packaged desktop or native mobile acceptance is present. The Vite client and Node development server cannot establish those outcomes. Both remain blockers for the parent task's acceptance. No packaged build identifier, mobile install, device recording, or native-client result was reviewed.
Medium, visual evidence gap: The seven recordings do not collectively show every requested result through its closing braces. Main B creation ends at lastRunStatus without its URL or final brace. Main's edit result ends before the rotated URL and final brace. Head's edit result extends behind the composer and ends without its final fields or closing brace. These values are established by protocol and stored data, not by complete visual captures. Existing MP4s must remain unchanged; any additional proof needs a separate recording.
Medium, supplemental clip gap:head-filter.mp4 does not show the list's closing braces. head-filter-ending.mp4 is supplemental and contains only two decoded frames, at 0 and 2.104067 seconds. Both still stop visually at nextRunAt above the composer. Its filename does not establish an ending. The list ending, including webhookSignature and } ] }, is instead visible at 00:00 of head-rotation-edit.mp4. Do not claim a single uninterrupted head filter recording includes the full result.
Low, comparison limitation: The phases use different provider-home isolation. Main uses the real mcli Codex home; head uses a task-private Codex home. Head creation also explicitly adds bindToCurrentThread: true, while main creation omits that key. Both persist the expected bound thread, so this does not invalidate the exact ID-only list or two-key edit comparison. It prevents describing the whole setup or all creation inputs as identical.
No additional head behavior defect was found within these exercised scenarios. This audit does not cover every permission mode, provider, connection mode, CI result, or the PR's current live merge readiness.
Commits, build, and environment
Phase
Commit
Git tree
Main
2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8
be68f44a998a4e99ac77e00cf877eacfc444928b
Head
372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576
e583c468a03de65aa48f6ee08d2108e045a643ff
Both tree hashes were independently checked with Git and match provenance.json. That manifest records clean source status and vp run dev --home-dir /tmp/pr27716-web372/<phase>-home --no-seed, a Vite browser viewport of 1280x800, and Node 26.12.1 on the corex Debian 12 execution container. The actual MP4 streams are H.264 at 2560x1600. This is source-development evidence, with commit attribution supplied by the manifest rather than embedded in a packaged binary.
main-dev.log records server port 14366, Vite port 6326, and private app state /tmp/pr27716-web372/main-home. head-dev.log and head-dev2.log record server port 14990, Vite port 6950, and private app state /tmp/pr27716-web372/head-home. The synthetic project is /tmp/pr27716-web372/synthetic-project.
Protocol index 1 reports codexHome as /home/shivam/Developer/.state/t3/codex-mcli-personal on main and /tmp/pr27716-web372/head-codex-home on head. Both use provider instance codex; this identifier alone does not prove a private provider home. At index 6, each thread/start response reports model gpt-6-luna, model provider mcli, and null initial service tier and reasoning effort. Every outgoing turn/start requests gpt-6-luna, effort medium, and service tier default: main indexes 17/43/58 and head indexes 17/43/61. Thus the requested tier is proven; a separate per-turn server-confirmed tier is not present. The stored runs also select Luna, medium, default.
Main thread is 9498051e-77b4-4022-bcb3-94139f7e5cb4; head thread is 7206e75e-548e-4e58-b511-8bb6270ed6d7. Each scoped event export contains only its respective thread stream.
Exact native calls and persistence correspondence
main-protocol.json has 73 records and head-protocol.json has 76. Parsing every timestamp-prefixed NTIVE: JSON object in each corresponding *-provider-native.log produces an array exactly equal to the protocol JSON export. Each phase has exactly four completed native mcpToolCall items, all from server t3-code, with no additional native tool calls.
For every row below, I checked the native started and completed arguments, native item ID and turn ID, tool name, native completion status, result.structuredContent, JSON parsed from its sole text content block, the complete object in *-native-calls.json, its complete payload_json in *-orchestration_v2_projection_turn_items.json, and its final turn-item.updated payload. All match. Every returned summary field also matches the relevant scheduled-task snapshot, including schedule, disabled state, project, bound thread, title, prompt, next-run state, and signature state. Where a URL is returned, its final path component equals that task's stored token.
Phase/action
Native item ID
Protocol start/completed
Event running/completed
Turn-item ordinal
Main create A
exec-1beea400-e651-4a27-a1c0-f26645b0275c
32/33
36/38
1000004
Main create B
exec-e2b0a86d-43f8-4215-8725-d79f64ecc76e
34/35
40/42
1000005
Main ID-only list
exec-fe032f81-73c4-4221-abc0-3e4c07570adf
49/50
74/76
2000002
Main title-only edit
exec-3ead6f2b-4479-4bfd-9595-c50f6c347412
64/65
108/110
3000002
Head create A
exec-bf767856-5f99-4e12-a456-509c3cd555fc
32/33
36/38
1000004
Head create B
exec-f9261d74-2f00-43f6-888a-3e8965456478
34/35
40/42
1000005
Head ID-only list
exec-6a47727b-bc36-43e4-bc91-1caa5be7ef96
52/53
76/78
2000002
Head title-only edit
exec-c319693a-9bae-4a2b-ac8f-de9a889550ad
67/68
110/112
3000002
The complete final event payload equals each of the 15 stored turn-item payloads in each phase, including user messages, assistant messages, workspace preparation, tools, and checkpoints. Unwrapping payload in main-creation-items.json yields exactly the seven creation-run projection payloads.
Creation
Both phases actually call schedule_task twice with prompt: "Synthetic audit. Do not execute.", schedule: {"type":"webhook"}, enabled: false, and the respective audit-<phase>-A/B title. Head additionally supplies bindToCurrentThread: true on both calls. Neither creation input supplies a token or an existing task ID.
All four creation results contain a nonempty webhookUrl, with enabled: false, lastRunStatus: "never", and nextRunAt: null. The URL task ID and token match the corresponding pre-rotation snapshot. All four creations bind to the actual phase thread.
The actual input in each phase has exactly one key, scheduledTaskId, whose value is that phase's A ID. Neither input includes projectId or another key.
Main returns two tasks, in order B then A. Both contain a webhookUrl matching their original stored token. Head returns exactly one task, A. The head task has no webhookUrl property at all, rather than a null or empty URL. Native structured content, parsed text, event, and projection agree on the complete results.
Settings rotation, then title-only edit
The Settings recordings show A's edit dialog and the webhook Rotate confirmation before the submitted native edit. The three snapshots per phase independently establish this sequence:
Phase
A creation/pre-rotation updated_at
A post-rotation updated_at
A post-edit updated_at
Main
2026-11-06T08:21:22.623Z
2026-11-06T08:30:59.025Z
2026-11-06T08:31:45.377Z
Head
2026-11-06T08:38:11.265Z
2026-11-06T08:42:35.539Z
2026-11-06T08:43:00.316Z
I compared every field of both rows in each phase's before-rotation-state.json, after-rotation-state.json, and after-edit-state.json:
A rotation changes exactly webhook_token and updated_at. The new token differs from the creation token.
A edit changes exactly title and updated_at. The rotated token remains identical through the edit. Other fields, including schedule, model, binding, enabled state, and execution state, remain identical.
B's entire row is identical across all three snapshots, including token and timestamps.
The actual native update input contains exactly two keys: A's scheduledTaskId and title: "audit-<phase>-A-renamed". There is no schedule, enabled, prompt, token, or binding key. Main's result exposes a URL containing the rotated token, not the creation token. Head's result has no webhookUrl property. The native result and stored projections agree, and the output title matches the post-edit snapshot.
Raw tokens are intentionally omitted from this report. They are synthetic local task data, but the equality checks were performed on the full strings.
No task execution and terminal completion
Both *-delivery-counts.json files report exactly zero for scheduled_task_webhook_deliveries, scheduled_task_webhook_relay_deliveries, and scheduled_task_webhook_pending. In all six snapshots, both tasks have enabled: 0, run_count: 0, last_run_status: "never", null last_run_at, null next_run_at, and null last_run_webhook_delivery_id. This proves no scheduled-task execution in the supplied snapshots; the six interactive audit runs did execute.
Phase/run
Native turn ID
Native turn/completed index
Terminal provider event
Terminal run event
Stored run completed at
Main creation
01a1aff2-90eb-7ad3-9061-882645bff929
42
48
56
2026-11-06T08:21:24.568Z
Main filter
01a1aff7-5df7-7bf0-b5a3-3bffbef593c6
57
83
90
2026-11-06T08:26:38.479Z
Main edit
01a1affc-2dcf-7df1-adcd-16d905947e95
72
116
123
2026-11-06T08:31:48.703Z
Head creation
01a1b001-d6bf-7490-8172-e77c2665c2fc
42
49
57
2026-11-06T08:38:14.468Z
Head filter
01a1b004-259e-7bd3-ba5e-6adb89ed19b9
60
85
92
2026-11-06T08:40:40.107Z
Head edit
01a1b006-75fc-7bc1-86f4-88399c4d9059
75
118
125
2026-11-06T08:43:02.756Z
All six native turns have status completed, null error, and the expected final CREATION_COMPLETE, FILTER_COMPLETE, or EDIT_COMPLETE text. All six stored runs have status completed and nonnull completion timestamps. Each full run projection equals its final run.updated event. Run-attempt completions are present too, at main sequences 49/84/117 and head 50/86/119.
Each creation run contains one stored command_execution at ordinal 1000002. It is T3's workspace preparation: ID contains workspace-preparation, nativeItemRef and providerTurnId are null, input is Preparing workspace, output is Workspace preparation completed., title is Workspace ready, and exit code is 0. This matches the server's workspace-preparation construction in Orchestrator.ts. The protocol contains no native command-execution or shell item. Do not count this projection row as provider shell use.
Recording audit
I fully decoded all seven originals with ffmpeg 7.0.2-static to a null sink; every decode exited 0. Each original's SHA-256 and size match provenance.json. I inspected contact sheets spanning each clip, enlarged selected frames, and extracted every source frame in the late result-inspection intervals with timestamp-preserving output. Frame interpolation and generated sheets were only review aids, not replacement evidence. Times below refer to the original MP4 timeline.
Original
Duration
Decoded frames
Visible coverage and limits
main-creation.mp4
302.63 s
301
Starts with the submitted creation prompt and active turn; shows terminal CREATION_COMPLETE and both paused task rows. Expanded arguments and result fields appear late. A's URL and closing brace are visible around 292.96 s. B's final frame at 302.60 s shows arguments and result through lastRunStatus, without URL or final brace. Main B's creation URL is protocol/state proof only.
main-filter.mp4
187.57 s
242
Submitted ID-only request, completion, expanded ID argument, and scroll through B then A. B URL visible around 159.12 s; A URL and final } ] } visible at 187.54 s. Supports the two-task result and URL exposure through visual scrolling as well as protocol.
main-rotation-edit.mp4
203.52 s
339
Settings task list, A edit dialog, Rotate confirmation around 65 s, return to chat, submitted two-key edit, terminal EDIT_COMPLETE, renamed paused row, and expanded arguments. Final result view around 203.48 s stops at lastRunStatus above the composer. The rotated URL and final brace are not visually established.
head-creation.mp4
122.53 s
350
Submitted creation prompt, live native call rows, terminal completion, and both paused task rows. Expanded arguments include bindToCurrentThread: true. A's URL and closing brace are visible around 95 s. B's URL, signature, and closing brace are visible in the final source frame at 122.49 s.
head-filter.mp4
60.39 s
182
Submitted exact ID-only request around 7 s, tool progress, terminal FILTER_COMPLETE, and expanded argument/result. Final source frames around 60.35 s stop at nextRunAt above the composer. The original clip does not show closing braces.
head-filter-ending.mp4
2.14 s
2
Supplemental revisit of the same head list result and argument. Both source frames, at 0 and 2.104067 s, remain cut off at nextRunAt; no closing braces. The complete list tail is visible separately at the beginning of head-rotation-edit.mp4, with signature and closing } ] }.
head-rotation-edit.mp4
83.94 s
272
Opens on the head list tail, signature, closing braces, and FILTER_COMPLETE. Shows Settings, A's Rotate confirmation around 18-30 s, return to chat, submitted exact two-key edit, terminal EDIT_COMPLETE, renamed paused row, and expanded arguments. At 83.91 s the edit result extends behind the composer; its complete tail and closing brace are absent. Head edit URL omission is protocol/event/projection proof, not a complete visual result.
The clips establish submitted prompts already in chat and active turns. They do not all begin before the literal Send action. Avoid describing all seven as complete pre-submission-to-final-brace recordings.
The compared source diff agrees with the runtime result: listScheduledTasks intersects project scope with optional scheduledTaskId, and both list and existing-task update return scheduledTaskSummary(task, false). Creation retains the permission-aware summary path. The contract adds the optional ID filter and describes creation-only URL exposure. This is a narrow consistency check, not a substitute for a full source review or the repository's focused tests and changed-file checks. No test suite was run by this reviewer.
Only the provided Vite web client/private app-server state path is accepted by this audit. Packaged desktop, native iOS/Android, hosted web, real tunnel/relay delivery, other providers, read-only permission cases, and current GitHub checks were not exercised here. No webhook was delivered, so rotation's rejection of an old URL was not tested by making a request. The snapshots prove token replacement and retention, not an actual HTTP rejection.
The report contains no raw provider protocol dump, configuration, authentication material, or raw webhook bearer tokens. Keep the protocol/native logs and snapshots local; do not publish them wholesale. The synthetic task data in recordings should not be mistaken for evidence that main's provider credentials or provider home were isolated.
These recordings use main2756, which predates current main d5fc29fe5cb62db68bfbf824cfabe0ae94ac6ac4. The unchanged-head after recordings remain valid. A current-main baseline and packaged/native-client evidence remain outstanding.
Repeated the actual workflow on clean main 2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8 and head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576. Commands: vp run dev --home-dir /tmp/pr27716-web-recapture/main-home --no-seed and the equivalent head-home, in their respective source checkouts. Corex Debian 12 execution container, Node 26.12.1, real Vite client at 1440x1100, separate SQLite state and task-private Codex home copies. Native GPT-6-Luna. The UI displayed Medium on both, Standard on main and Fast on head. Main native turn/start explicitly requested medium/default; head requests omitted effort and serviceTier. No identical-provider-settings or server-confirmed head tier claim is made.
Both phases created A and B disabled webhook tasks using the final tool schema available on that commit. ID-only lists returned both URL-bearing tasks on main versus only A without the URL property on head. After Settings rotation, the exact two-key ID/title edit exposed the rotated URL on main and omitted it on head. Rotation changed only A token/timestamp; edit changed only title/timestamp. B was unchanged. All tasks stayed disabled and never ran; all three webhook delivery/pending table counts were zero.
The loopback relay metadata is synthetic. No real Connect login, external delivery, or enabled task execution is claimed. These are web development runs, not packaged desktop or native mobile acceptance. No new local source-check run is claimed.
Native call text equals structured output on every call; four completed calls and three terminal completed turns per phase. Complete native tool arguments and structured results follow. Only synthetic task data is included.
main
schedule_task native item exec-77b928ce-11fa-4883-989c-cfb045ba2bb1, turn 01a1b029-098c-79e1-ba5d-4248b7167788, status completed.
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"main": {
"commit": "2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8",
"tree": "be68f44a998a4e99ac77e00cf877eacfc444928b",
"status": "",
"command": "vp run dev --home-dir /tmp/pr27716-web-recapture/main-home --no-seed",
"environment": "corex Debian 12 execution container, Node 26.12.1, Vite web client, browser viewport 1440x1100",
"providerHome": "/tmp/pr27716-web-recapture/main-provider",
"limitations": "Synthetic disabled webhook tasks, loopback relay metadata. No real Connect account, webhook delivery or task execution. UI displayed Luna/Medium for both, head Fast and main Standard. Main native turn/start explicitly requested medium/default; head omitted effort/serviceTier. No identical provider-settings or server-confirmed head tier claim.",
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"bytes": 1830569,
"sha256": "9f4241835f38db1fa8f934cd7343765d9386ae37968be67afb854bb99910ddf8"
},
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"bytes": 207777,
"sha256": "418fb48836e73aabe2511d8ab54d5c3348809bb80cdbb31f3a28ac91aa3d3ad9"
},
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"sha256": "53900ff96e6b33022aab0abc3c6231ab549f8e71df677720b1a8bdd613568cf3"
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"bytes": 2817217,
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"head": {
"commit": "372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576",
"tree": "e583c468a03de65aa48f6ee08d2108e045a643ff",
"status": "",
"command": "vp run dev --home-dir /tmp/pr27716-web-recapture/head-home --no-seed",
"environment": "corex Debian 12 execution container, Node 26.12.1, Vite web client, browser viewport 1440x1100",
"providerHome": "/tmp/pr27716-web-recapture/head-provider",
"limitations": "Synthetic disabled webhook tasks, loopback relay metadata. No real Connect account, webhook delivery or task execution. UI displayed Luna/Medium for both, head Fast and main Standard. Main native turn/start explicitly requested medium/default; head omitted effort/serviceTier. No identical provider-settings or server-confirmed head tier claim.",
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Independent recording audit
PR 27716 independent web evidence audit
Auditor: GPT-6.1 Sol through Codex, separate from the recorder and implementer. Read-only review of saved artifacts on 2026-11-06. No app actions, servers, provider turns, source edits or GitHub actions occurred in this audit. Original MP4s, native logs and state exports were not changed. Fresh decode logs and inspection frames are in audit-restart/.
The saved web behavior passes. Across the original and supplemental recordings, both phases show creation of two disabled webhook tasks, the ID-only list, Settings token rotation and the exact ID/title edit. Main exposes URLs in lists and edits; head filters to A and omits the URL property. The native records and stored state independently support those results.
This is a scoped web verdict. Packaged desktop and native mobile acceptance remain incomplete. This audit does not establish PR readiness, current GitHub head/base, check status or review status.
Commits and environment
Phase
Source commit
Independently verified git tree
Main
2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8
be68f44a998a4e99ac77e00cf877eacfc444928b
Head
372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576
e583c468a03de65aa48f6ee08d2108e045a643ff
The recorder's provenance records clean source checkouts, corex Debian 12 execution container, Node 26.12.1, a real Vite web client with a 1440 by 1100 viewport, separate explicit T3 homes and task-private provider homes. The native initialization identifies Debian and a task-private provider home for each phase. Git tree identities were checked with git show -s --format=%T <commit>; this audit did not rerun the original dev commands or independently attest the historical checkout status.
Recorded launch commands were vp run dev --home-dir /tmp/pr27716-web-recapture/main-home --no-seed and its head-home equivalent, in the respective source checkouts. These are development web runs, not installed desktop packages.
Both native streams use Codex app-server and request gpt-6-luna. Main's three turn/start requests explicitly include effort: medium and serviceTier: default; main's thread/settings/updated also reports medium/default. Head's three requests omit both fields, and its settings event reports null for both. The UI displays Luna Medium on both and a lightning indicator on head. Effective head effort/tier is not established by the native export. The parent corrected provenance.json and unpublished evidence-comment.md during this audit to distinguish UI display from actual request fields. The corrected wording is accurate. No identical-options comparison or server-confirmed Fast tier is supported.
Recording coverage
Every MP4's byte length and SHA-256 match provenance.json. All seven originals decoded completely with ffmpeg, exiting zero. The fresh decode logs show no corrupt-data or decoding errors. The files use sparse variable timestamps, so timestamps below come from decoded showinfo frame PTS rather than an assumed frame rate.
File
Duration
Visible coverage and qualifications
main-creation.mp4
1:57.28
Starts with the creation prompt in the composer, then submission and two completed calls. Expanded A input and result start at 1:06.13, URL and closing brace at 1:28.42. Expanded B input and result start at 1:42.92, URL and closing brace at 1:46.57.
main-filter.mp4
1:06.75
Starts with ID-only list prompt in the composer and shows submission. At 0:27.79, expanded input is only A's ID but output starts with B. Scrolling shows B's URL and A's entry at 0:48.47; A's URL and final array/object braces at 1:06.72.
main-rotation-edit.mp4
1:10.90
Shows Settings, A's edit dialog and Rotate confirmation at 0:12.60. The two-key edit prompt is visible in the composer at 0:37.18 and subsequently appears as a submitted message. The expanded edit at the end is partly obscured by the composer, so this file alone does not show the complete result.
main-edit-ending.mp4
0:08.86
Supplemental revisit of that same completed main edit, not another edit or uninterrupted submission recording. At 0:04.60 it shows exactly ID/title inputs and the result start; at 0:00.00 it shows the URL-bearing result tail and closing brace. The title, ID and displayed 9:25 AM tool time agree with the original and native export.
head-creation.mp4
1:38.15
Starts with the creation prompt in the composer, then submission and two completed calls. Expanded A input/result start at 1:04.50, URL and closing brace at 1:14.41. Expanded B input/result start at 1:19.88, URL and closing brace at 1:33.39.
head-filter.mp4
2:25.72
Starts with ID-only prompt in the composer and shows submission. At 2:20.11 the expanded input is only A's ID and output begins with A. This file ends above the complete result tail, so it must be paired with the next file.
head-rotation-edit.mp4
3:10.03
Opens with the supplemental complete filtered-list tail, including webhookSignature and closing object/array braces, without a URL property. It then shows Settings, A's Rotate confirmation at 1:46.87, and the two-key edit prompt in the composer at 2:02.81. The submitted edit's expanded input/result start is visible at 2:43.56; its complete tail and closing brace at 3:10.00 omit webhookUrl.
The original clips and supplements together cover the eight calls' expanded inputs and complete results. Do not caption every individual clip as an uninterrupted submission-to-complete-result recording. Keep the main edit supplement and the head filter supplement explicitly labeled and attached. Static screenshots alone do not replace these required MP4s.
Visual inspection used newly extracted full-resolution frames and fresh contact sheets from the original MP4s. Full-resolution frame filenames retain the zero-based decoded frame number; their PTS can be looked up in audit-restart/*-decode.log. No original video was trimmed, re-encoded or overwritten.
Native and persisted correspondence
The audit parsed each raw native log's NTIVE: JSON payloads and compared the complete sequence to its protocol export. Main has 79 protocol entries and head has 74; both agree exactly with their logs. Four completed MCP calls in each protocol agree exactly with the complete exported native call objects, including arguments, results, thread/turn identity and completion metadata.
The single text result parses to exactly the structured result object.
The persisted dynamic-tool item's input, output and tool name equal the native arguments, structured result and tool name.
The last turn-item.updated payload equals that persisted item, including its completed status.
Completion-event sequences are main 38, 44, 81, 117 and head 38, 43, 78, 114. Main's stored export contains 128 events, 17 turn items and three runs. Head contains 124 events, 15 turn items and three runs.
Each phase has three terminal native turn/completed records with completed status and no error. These exactly match the terminal-turn export. Three stored runs per phase have completed status and completion timestamps, with terminal persisted run.updated events. The set of completed persisted provider-turn native IDs equals the set of three native terminal turn IDs per phase. Thus all six turns completed; this evidence does not end during an unfinished streamed reply.
The eight JSON argument/result blocks in corrected evidence-comment.md exactly match the native exports. Its state-assertion and provenance JSON blocks also exactly match their corresponding files. Raw protocol/config exports contain private provider metadata and should remain private; this report contains no raw configuration or credentials.
Behavior and state assertions
Assertion
Main
Head
Two distinct A/B creations
Both completed
Both completed
Creation inputs
Synthetic prompt, webhook schedule, disabled, bound to current thread
Same
Creation returns URL
Both non-null, tokens match initial stored tokens
Both non-null, tokens match initial stored tokens
List inputs
Exactly one scheduledTaskId key for A
Exactly one scheduledTaskId key for A
List result
A and B, both contain webhookUrl
Only A, webhookUrl entirely absent
Edit inputs
Exactly scheduledTaskId and title
Exactly scheduledTaskId and title
Edit result
Contains URL with A's rotated token
webhookUrl entirely absent
All three state exports per phase have the same two task IDs. Comparing every stored field, A's rotation changes only webhook_token and updated_at; its subsequent edit changes only title and updated_at. B's entire stored row is unchanged across both operations. A's token remains unchanged during the title edit.
Every task in every snapshot remains disabled, has run_count zero and last_run_at null. All three delivery/pending table counts are zero in each phase. The synthetic loopback relay metadata does not establish a real Connect account, external webhook delivery, old-token HTTP rejection or enabled task execution. None is claimed by this scoped audit.
Findings and disposition
R1, blocker for overall readiness: packaged desktop and native mobile acceptance remain unproven by this artifact set. The parent must resolve the applicable platform evidence requirements before reporting the PR ready.
R2, evidence wording: head's UI-displayed options were not established as actual native effort/tier. The parent corrected the unpublished claim during this audit. Resolved for the corrected wording only.
Recording qualifications: main edit and head list require the supplements described above. With those files attached and accurately captioned, no remaining scoped web evidence blocker was found.
No local source checks, CI checks or code-review rounds were run or attested here. The parent owns live PR follow-up, uploads, cleanup and the final ready check.
Current-main scope review
PR 27716 base-move scope review
The move to d5fc29fe5cb62db68bfbf824cfabe0ae94ac6ac4 does not change the PR's scheduled-task implementation or its patch. It does change server startup and packaging, plus parts of the provider-history and client display paths. Existing evidence remains evidence for its exact builds. It cannot be relabelled as a run of the new main or a future integrated head.
Pins and method
Reviewed head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576.
Previous tested main 2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8.
New fetched main d5fc29fe5cb62db68bfbf824cfabe0ae94ac6ac4.
Parent-provided clean synthetic merge tree 3ddd0615bd10a9cf250589bbe110d53fd0c4e2f7.
Read-only Git and source inspection. No tests, builds, provider turns, UI actions, GitHub mutations, fetch, merge or checkout were performed by this review. The only written artifact is this report.
git status --short was empty. Main changed 95 files. Object-ID comparisons confirmed that all five PR files are byte-identical between the main pins. Comparing git diff old-main head with git diff new-main synthetic-tree for those files produced byte-identical patches. The complete synthetic-tree diff against new main is the same five files, +143/-54.
Those files are OrchestratorMcpService.ts, its test, mcp/toolkits/orchestrator/tools.ts, contracts/src/orchestratorMcp.ts, and provider/agentContextBudget.json. Head's budget remains 5366 Claude, 7096 Codex, and 48118 MCP bytes.
Findings
Area
Base change
Effect on this PR and its evidence
Scheduled-task MCP
No change to any PR file; no scheduled-task implementation or Settings file in the base delta
Creation still uses the live-caller, run-mode and policy guards before returning a URL. Lists still intersect project and optional task ID and call scheduledTaskSummary(task, false). Updates still call that same URL-omitting summary. No new source finding.
Codex and Claude adapters
hasPendingBackgroundWorkForThread changes from named Effect.fn to Effect.fnUntraced; its body is unchanged
Removes a span per event. Does not change tool arguments, results, scope, permission or completion predicates. No reason from this delta to repeat a completed native-result test at unchanged head.
Provider-history reads
ProjectionStore starts owner-node membership lookups from indexed provider-thread owners instead of every node in a thread
The queried provider row's own owner remains in the set exactly when its node belongs to the thread. Direct thread association and subagent branches remain. This is an ownership-query optimization; run/item/result projection writes and tool-result payloads are unchanged. The added test covers an owned provider thread for a completed subagent. No source defect found.
Chat timeline
Three static-entry guards now include todo_list
Does not change scheduled-task mcp_tool_call cards or native result content. Existing captures containing no todo tools retain their meaning. A future capture containing todo entries may group surrounding work differently.
Server startup
bin.ts becomes a bootstrap, ordinary commands dynamically load new binMain.ts, and bare __service-launcher bypasses the full CLI. Existing token/ACP/document/speech command dispatch moves into runCliCommand
Reaches ordinary Node server launch and therefore a desktop-hosted server. SEA additionally loads an embedded binMain.mjs using module hooks and require(esm). Existing old-main recordings do not verify these launch paths. No scheduled-task dispatch change was found, but startup must actually succeed on a build that includes this base.
Desktop and CLI builds
New desktop bundle-only target skips the Linux browser-secret helper in CI bundle jobs. SEA builds split bootstrap and CLI assets. Release jobs adjust CLI signing/notarization and uploads
Desktop still consumes apps/server/dist/bin.mjs; it is not the standalone SEA executable. Test these paths according to the package being claimed. A desktop acceptance run should use its packaged server. A SEA smoke test is relevant only if claiming standalone CLI package support. A successful old package build does not prove a new package build.
Device discovery
The hub allows longer listing, reports incomplete platforms, retains previously listed devices, and the panel adds diagnostics/retry
Could change device availability and setup during future mobile verification. It does not implement or alter task calls, rotation or results. A retained list entry alone is not proof a device is available. Confirm a live device/session when resuming acceptance.
PR media display
Shared parser and web/mobile PR renderers support media in HTML tables; video error styling drops a minimum height
Changes viewing evidence inside T3's PR panel, not GitHub's stored upload, native tool cards or Settings. Verify the final uploaded MP4s on the actual PR page. This does not invalidate the contents of an existing MP4.
No intersection with this direct Codex scheduled-task workflow was found. Unrelated source-control, marketing, speech and usage changes do not require this PR to retest those features.
What remains proven
The parent-reported passing 133 focused tests and CI apply to unchanged head372. This review did not rerun or independently inspect their result artifacts. The source comparison shows that this base move does not replace their tested scheduled-task logic, schema, tool text or budget input. A completed main2756/head372 capture still proves the before/after behavior of those builds, subject to the separate recording audit. It does not prove that main d5fc was recorded, that a synthetic merge was built, or that packaged desktop/native mobile acceptance is complete.
This scope review does not require merging main solely because it moved. The existing head's successful checks remain checks of that head. A live ready check must separately confirm current head/base, mergeability, review state and checks. No live ready check was performed here.
Work affected by the move
To satisfy the request for a current-main before recording, build/run the pinned new-main baseline and capture the required task workflow. The old-main baseline cannot be described as current main. Preserve its provenance if retained as supplemental evidence.
If the PR head stays372, use head372 for the after recording. Its existing complete recordings can be retained where the recording audit passes. The base move alone does not make an unchanged-head after recording stale.
If main is integrated, the new commit needs the repository's check:changed and focused scheduled-task/budget verification. The new server launch/build path also needs a real packaged acceptance pass, including native results, filtering among multiple tasks, Settings rotation and a title-only edit. A source-equivalent patch does not prove a runnable package.
For runs using the new base's provider-history path, verify persisted native results and a terminal turn event as part of the acceptance export. If a targeted test is needed for that integration, the existing ProjectionStore delivery-identities case covers the changed read path. Do not add duplicate tests or run the full repository suite for this review.
The already outstanding packaged desktop/native mobile evidence and prescribed model eval remain outstanding. This move neither resolves them nor creates a need for a second model eval with identical model-facing text.
No new source finding. Readiness remains unproven because the evidence requirements are still incomplete.
PR #27716, head 372c323, checks and reviews parent-reported passing at unchanged head; not rechecked live here; no new source findings; required platform evidence and model eval remain incomplete.
Both ARM64 Windows packages built and passed the measured private-profile startup checks. The requested Windows acceptance workflow remains incomplete: no native provider turn, scheduled task, rotation/edit or MP4 was produced.
These runs used main d5fc29fe5cb62db68bfbf824cfabe0ae94ac6ac4 and PR head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576. Main has since advanced to parent-observed 240446e2d9625600b0c841faf6bddf367bd26967; this is historical baseline evidence, not a build or run of the newer main. Recorded clean source trees match git objects:
main d5fc29fe5cb62db68bfbf824cfabe0ae94ac6ac4 tree 594647b23d44d2f567f3fddd0637473d4650925c
head 372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576 tree e583c468a03de65aa48f6ee08d2108e045a643ff
both pnpm-lock SHA256 79fe66979a951086b9c19cb1ad0eeedff7b9b16dc826fcee1b2f2f31dd677f0e
The operator used shiv's macOS host to package normal production Electron applications for the already-running ARM64 Windows 11 build26200 UTM guest. The applications launched their bundled production servers. No dev server or Metro was used. vp i logs finish successfully for both checkouts. Main's first artifact command failed with spawn cargo ENOENT; a private Rust/cross-Windows toolchain supplied the missing build dependency. Head's vp run build:desktop ended with vp run: 5/5 successful.
Final commands, with the task-owned output directories shown:
vp run dist:desktop:artifact --platform win --target dir --arch arm64 --skip-build --keep-stage --output-dir /tmp/pr27716-win-d5fc372-20261107/build-main
vp run dist:desktop:artifact --platform win --target dir --arch arm64 --skip-build --keep-stage --output-dir /tmp/pr27716-win-d5fc372-20261107/build-head
Selected actual final output from main:
[06:03:14.195] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Packed server.asar (189933432 bytes) + unpacked natives.
[06:03:24.660] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Skipped the bundle self-check on a darwin host.
[06:03:24.661] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Validated Windows payload (37 files, 10 sidecar natives).
[06:03:25.764] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Done. Artifacts:
Selected actual final output from head:
[06:05:43.555] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Packed server.asar (189916451 bytes) + unpacked natives.
[06:05:52.366] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Skipped the bundle self-check on a darwin host.
[06:05:52.366] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Validated Windows payload (37 files, 10 sidecar natives).
[06:05:53.161] INFO (#1): [desktop-artifact] Done. Artifacts:
The helper's cross-host Windows native-load self-check was skipped. No repository-wide checks or CI runs are claimed from this subtask.
Each package used private absolute APPDATA, LOCALAPPDATA, T3CODE_HOME and TEMP/TMP, a pre-created profile, matching --user-data-dir, disabled auto-update, and a loopback inspector pause before boot. HOME, USERPROFILE and CODEX_HOME stayed unchanged. The observing debugger controller set breakpoints and read values; it did not inject setters or patch a package.
Both final receipts say all-preflight-gates-passed. The recorded readiness and window counts are the same in both:
Gate
Electron ready
Windows
Private paths
Before boot
false
0
actual userData/sessionData/temp and resolved roots
Before profile resolution
false
0
profile, state/settings/log/catalog and migration candidates
After first Clerk setPath
false
0
actual profile/session and measured state paths
Before application runtime
true
0
actual profile/session
Before backend configuration return
true
0
actual bootstrap home and packaged server entry
Before first BrowserWindow
true
0
actual profile/session
Before backend spawn
true
1
actual fd3 delivery, bootstrap home, entry and temp
The pre-window controller expression labels delivery as fd3 from the checked source. Actual options.bootstrapDelivery is measured at the later spawn gate. All seven gates are not pre-ready or pre-window. Electron's OS appData special folder remained shared, while the measured writable profile/session and backend paths were private. The resulting file inventory includes private databases, settings and logs for each build. This is a path/startup check, not an OS sandbox or a filesystem-wide write trace.
Acceptance and cleanup limits
The operator could not attribute the visible firewall/onboarding UI to the captured task package: it remained after the captured main process tree stopped. Persistence leaves ownership unresolved; it does not prove the UI was unrelated to task startup. Guest input stopped at that point. The operator reports that no firewall permission was granted. There is no native MCP call/result, model description/schema capture, task-state assertion or before/after MP4 from this run.
During Cua recovery, a direct serve attempt unexpectedly opened and activated macOS System Settings, contrary to the required background-only posture. It was closed without changing permissions. This run must not be described as wholly background-only.
The protocol-restoration receipt reports a task-owned handler before restoration and identical original/final export hashes, 080583488E3E9308C23EF20B5593EE0F21FD197D4FF58F9A4551CA6F6DE880BC. Final cleanup queries report no owned package processes or task launchers remaining. The operator reports guest-root deletion, shortcut/geometry restoration, host build/worktree/process cleanup and lock release. The retained negative guest-file check is empty, so deletion was not independently confirmed from that file. The pre-existing VM was left running.
An independent read-only audit checked all 46 original artifact-manifest hashes, both git-tree and lockfile identities, the saved host/guest hash correspondence, final gate values, controller and cleanup receipts. Original package bytes were already deleted, so no fresh binary hash or rebuilt package is claimed by the audit.
Windows filtering, creation URLs, Settings rotation, title-only edits, complete native results and MP4 acceptance remain unproven. This follow-up does not establish PR readiness.
Keep one case each for list omitting webhook URLs, the scheduledTaskId
filter within project scope, and create-only webhook URLs.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
the fix is written and reviewed, but proving it needs something no worker has:
Permanent blocker: T3 Connect is required to enable the webhook flow in the supplied reproduction and is explicitly unavailable on all VMs. Task filtering, omission of webhookUrl from list and update responses, token preservation after rotation and edit, eligible creation responses, and Settings copying and rotation remain unverified.
Create disabled webhook tasks A and B; request list_scheduled_tasks with only A's ID; rotate A's URL in Settings; update A using only its ID and a new title. Inspect expanded native arguments/results.
Every capture uses the real web app, Chromium 1280×900, light theme, fresh synthetic data, and test-stage T3 Connect. A deterministic replay stand-in executes actual thread-authorized MCP calls. Bearer values and the environment label are redacted.
Observed: the base rejects the ID filter with -32602, rather than returning both tasks as screening predicted. Its title-only update exposes the newly rotated bearer URL. The head returns only A and omits webhookUrl from list/update responses. Eligible creation still returns it.
The predicted base behavior of ignoring the ID and returning both tasks was not observed: its MCP schema rejected scheduledTaskId instead. The update leak and the head's filtered, URL-free responses were observed.
Explicit projectId, cross-project filtering, and read-only permission cases were not exercised; this comparison uses the current project with task execution permission.
…-desktop
main changed the scheduled-task tool (pingdotgg#27716), so agentContextBudget.json
conflicted. The merge takes main's file and keeps this branch's 36-byte
removal from the tool list: 49791 on main becomes 49755.
AgentContextBudget.test.ts requires an exact match and passes.
DesktopBrowserHost.ts and its test merged without conflicts.
User story: When a maintainer opens this pull request, it merges cleanly with main and its context budget matches the tool list.
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labels and skill chips rendered identically to upstream and goes too, as does
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Closes #27701
Problem
list_scheduled_tasksignoredscheduledTaskIdand returned every accessible task's webhook bearer URL. Asking for one task disclosed unrelated task URLs, and title-only edits also returned the stored bearer URL.Change
Lists now intersect task ID with project scope. Lists and edits omit
webhookUrl; eligible creation responses retain it, and Settings still lets users copy and rotate existing URLs.Scope and approval
This is a focused fix for the concrete filtering and bearer-URL disclosure defect in #27701. It uses the small, focused obvious-bug exception in CONTRIBUTING.md: one service response path and its shared schema, regression tests, tool description and generated budget. It adds no workflow or configuration. The issue has no triage label; no separate maintainer approval is claimed. Macroscope approved the current head, which does not authorize merging.
Verification
Current source verification
Head
a284a6f5ab2b3ea36fdfaf60a26d77763806a164merges mainf313d0a6cb843551fb60e57a454a71e71a3a8c04. The only conflict was the generatedmcpToolListJsonBytesbudget: main moved it to 48094 and this PR's description changes still remove one byte, so it is now 48093. No other PR code changed; the diff against main is five files, +80/-86. The measured budget is 5597 Claude bytes, 7327 Codex bytes and 48093 MCP tool-list bytes.At this head,
vp run check:changedpassed format, lint, both unused-code passes, generated GraphQL, 37 affected-package typechecks and 84 tests in five files.vp test runofAgentContextBudget.test.tsandOrchestratorMcpService.test.tspassed 73 tests.Recorded main/head web comparison
Audited recordings compare clean main
2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8with clean head372c323047ee8cb6d9c098404c882d754ee1a576. Both use the real Vite client and source server on Debian 12, Node 26.12.1, at 1440x1100. Each has separate SQLite storage, task-private Codex home copies and synthetic disabled webhook tasks. Both use GPT-6-Luna. The UI displayed Medium for both, Standard on main and Fast on head. Main native turn/start explicitly requested medium/default, while head requests omitted effort and serviceTier. No identical-provider-settings or server-confirmed head tier claim is made. Synthetic loopback relay metadata supplies URLs without a real tunnel or account sign-in.Both builds return non-null URLs on creation. The exact ID-only list returns both tasks with URLs on main, versus only the requested task with the property entirely absent on head. After Settings rotation and confirmation, an exact two-key ID/title-only edit exposes the rotated URL on main and omits the property on head. The edit preserves the rotated token, task B stays unchanged, and all tasks stay disabled with zero runs and webhook deliveries. Four native calls and three completed turns per phase are retained with the state exports.
Before: main creation submission and expanded A/B arguments and results, including creation URLs.
main-creation.mp4
After: head creation submission and expanded A/B arguments and results, including creation URLs.
head-creation.mp4
Before: main ID-only list submission, actual argument and scroll through both URL-bearing task results.
main-filter.mp4
After: head ID-only list submission, actual argument and one-task result. The complete closing-brace view is at the beginning of the head rotation/edit recording below, as a revisit of the same result.
head-filter.mp4
Before: main Settings rotation and confirmation, title-only edit submission and actual two-key argument. The edit result ending is in the separate supplemental recording immediately below.
main-rotation-edit.mp4
Supplement: same main edit result, revisited and scrolled through its rotated URL and closing brace. This does not show another provider call.
main-edit-ending.mp4
After: complete head list ending, followed by Settings rotation and confirmation, title-only edit submission and actual two-key argument/result without a URL through its closing brace.
head-rotation-edit.mp4
These are web development builds. They do not establish packaged desktop or native mobile acceptance. Earlier clips have been replaced in this body.
Remaining verification
Final-build main/head recordings remain incomplete on packaged Linux/macOS/Windows desktop, iOS and Android. An independent audit passed these seven replacement web recordings, their complete native results and six completed turns. It requires the labeled supplemental endings. A new-main baseline recording is still outstanding. These gaps prevent a ready report. The Linux package built successfully at e0009eb, but runtime never launched: normal startup explicitly calls show/focus and a non-activating launch has not been established in a background-only test environment. Exact build commands, actual results and provenance.
The prescribed model eval remains unrun: this environment has no root .env or Anthropic API key and its Codex config lacks the documented vibeproxy provider. Live Luna native turns verify the exercised protocol but are not a substitute for the full prescribed eval suite. Real Connect delivery and enabled task execution are not shown.
Model and harness: Claude Opus and GPT-6.1 Sol through T3 Code.