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Fix failing CI on #404
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File fence widened for a CI fix. The
Why: The failing typecheck step reports TS18046 in exactly these two src files: "src/mcp/tool-search.ts(196,60): error TS18046: 'inputSchema.parseAsync' is of type 'unknown'." and "src/testing/tool-harness.ts(45,16): error TS18046: 'schema.parseAsync' is of type 'unknown'." — reproduced locally: CI's npm install resolves ai ^7.0.159 to 7.0.170, whose FlexibleSchema no longer declares parseAsync on any union member, so The platform granted it under the same area lock a new task takes (no other in-flight task holds these files), after checking the path is not a secret, CI configuration or a human-merge path. Posted automatically by the developerz bot (AI-authored). |
Follow-up intent: Fix failing CI on #404 Dz-Task-Id: tsk_f3b46e912e5c64710a768142d0bdecd1
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…ution environment The tracked MCP configuration named our own gateway and the credentials belonging to it, and the tracked agent and skill files described the service this repository is worked on in rather than the repository itself: its tool vocabulary, the shared machine, its ownership of git. Twenty-one files carry the preamble that named the setup mode that wrote them. The tracked configuration now holds the public tools only, with a note that says what a tracked config must never hold and how to add our own servers locally. The preamble names this repository's maintainers instead of the setup mode, and the agent files describe the repository's own commands. packages/aitm/test/integration/public-tree.test.ts holds the rules: no tracked file may name an internal host on our own domain, name the setup mode, or lose this repository's marker. Git is the oracle for 'tracked' and the repository is checked to be this one first; the rules' machinery is pinned by their own tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…mode rule The onboarding scorecard is rewritten whole on every onboarding run, so the setup-mode rule would fail the platform's own commits rather than a change made here. The exclusion names the platform issue that removes the platform's half. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review summary — 23 file(s), 5 finding(s).
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Removes the internal gateway entry from .mcp.json, rewrites setup-mode preambles, and adds a git-backed public-tree guard test. Low risk. Replaces the setup-mode preamble in 8 agent and skill files and strips runner-specific wording from four agents and the verify-change skill.
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.claude/agents/aitm-cli.md |
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.env.example |
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packages/aitm/test/integration/public-tree.test.ts |
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.claude/agents/aitm-cli.md:16minor · other Only the preamble line (6) changed in this file. Lines 16, 18, 19 and 20 still say "everything is audited", "audited tools", "The box is small and shared with other runs" and "Git and gh are the runner's", which the other three agents had rewritten..claude/skills/verify-change/SKILL.md:31-39als….claude/agents/aitm-cli.md:19minor · completeness Only the preamble of aitm-cli.md changed. Lines 16, 18, 19 and 20 still say "everything is audited", "audited tools", "The box is small and shared with other runs" and "Git and gh are the runner's: it commits and pushes". That is the shared-runner description this PR says it removed, and the guard….env.example:10minor · docs Theglitchtip=comment says it is a 'remote MCP server declared in .mcp.json', but this PR removes that entry from.mcp.json, so no tracked file declares it any more. A reader would still set it up for nothing. Drop theglitchtipentry (and the removedSENTRY_*references, if any) or reword…
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| > Specialist definition — drafted by dz-runner setup mode from this repo, then owned by its maintainers. Correct it in place; setup never overwrites a definition that exists. | ||
| > Specialist definition — owned by this repository's maintainers. Correct it in place; a definition that exists is never overwritten. |
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minor · completeness Only the preamble changed here; lines 16-20 still say "everything is audited", "The box is small and shared with other runs" and "Git and gh are the runner's", the environment text the PR removed from the other three agent files. Apply the same rewrite as provider-presets.md:16-20 to aitm-cli.md:16-20.
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| if (!PREAMBLE_PATHS.some((pattern) => pattern.test(path))) continue; | ||
| const file = readText(root, path); | ||
| if (!file.read || file.text === null) continue; | ||
| if (!file.text.includes(PREAMBLE_MARKER)) offenders.push(path); | ||
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| `a tracked agent or skill file does not carry this repository's marker (${PREAMBLE_MARKER}): ${offenders.join(', ')}`, | ||
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minor · test The marker rule has no zero-count check, unlike the other two rules the PR description says all fail on a zero count.
If the .claude/agents and .claude/skills paths stop matching (a rename), or every read fails or returns binary, offenders stays empty and it passes without checking any file. Count the files actually checked and assert.ok(checked > 0) before the deepEqual.
What
Two things in this repository's public tree described our internals rather than the repository.
The tracked MCP configuration named an internal service endpoint — our own gateway — and pointed a server entry at it with a bearer token taken from the environment. The token was correctly read from the environment rather than written down, but the address is an internal service: a reader learns the gateway's name and where it lives, and the entry has no use outside our own network.
The file also named the credentials the servers use — the gateway's token, and the access token and host of our error tracker. A secret name is not a secret, but it is architecture: it says the gateway is first-party and credentialed, and that we run our own error tracker rather than the hosted one.
The file now holds the public tools only, with a note that says what a tracked config must never hold and how to add our own servers locally instead.
The tracked agent and skill files described the internal execution environment rather than this repository: the runner's tool vocabulary, the machine being small and shared with other runs, the runner's ownership of git and the GitHub CLI, and the same preamble line naming the setup mode that wrote them. A reader learns that this repository is developed inside a shared, instrumented, multi-tenant execution service whose tooling is centrally audited — and that the git and GitHub access in the working copy belongs to that service rather than to them.
Twenty-one files carried that preamble. They now say whose they are — this repository's maintainers' — and the agent files describe the repository's own commands.
The guard
packages/aitm/test/integration/public-tree.test.tsholds three rules:The setup mode's name is assembled from parts, so the guard file never carries it in one piece. The trade is stated in the file: the name is already in this repository's history and in its sibling repositories, and what the guard buys is that the tree stops carrying it again.
Git is the oracle for "tracked", invoked as a real
git ls-filessubprocess — the scope is the tree's own index, not a directory walk that would also read a developer's untracked scratch file — and the repository is checked to be this one first, because a checkout nested inside another git repository would have git answer with the outer tree's index. Each rule counts the files it actually read and fails when that count is zero, so a scan that read nothing cannot pass green.The rules are functions, and the last describe block proves each one fires.
Verification
bin/checkgreen — typecheck, test typecheck, lint, the import-cycle check, the compat build, the Node test run and the integration suite (49 pass, 0 fail).Notes
docs/plans/are a separate matter and are not touched here.Closes #385
Closes #397
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