flows check knows which specs will park or fail at run time, and says nothing: spend the analysis it already does by agent-relay-code[bot] · Pull Request #517 · AgentWorkforce/flows

agent-relay-code · 2026-09-20T17:19:13Z

Spend the analysis `flows check` already does

flows check computed the facts that would have prevented five dead runs and
said nothing about them. This spends two of them, and establishes that the
third fact is not a fact.

What changed

`agent_worker_unresolved` — a check-only warning (permanent)

A spec with agent steps needs a worker attached for step type agent.
Without one the run parks at the first such step. flows check already walks
those steps to print REQUIRES codex (step "implement"), … — the analysis
exists; it just stopped one sentence short of the remedy.

REQUIRES claude (step "implement")
WARNING [agent_worker_unresolved] 2 agent steps ("implement", "review") require an
attached worker. For a local run, use `flows run --local-agent <flow>`, unless you
already attach an agent worker for this daemon. `flows check` does not verify
worker attachment: with no worker attached the run parks at the first agent step.

Design decisions worth naming:

Warning, never a refusal, worded as a requirement rather than a
prediction. Worker attachment is unknown to flows check, not absent:
check is daemon-free by construction, so it cannot see a worker attached
elsewhere. Saying "this will park" would be a guess.
It is a property of the invocation, not of the spec, so it opts in
through a new CheckInvocation seam on checkFlow / checkAuthoredFlow
rather than entering preflight, which stays a pure function of the spec
plus environment probes. Only flows check sets it. flows run knows the
answer (it attaches its own worker under --local-agent), flows build and
flows deploy check a spec that will run elsewhere, and an SDK caller
reaching checkAuthoredFlow directly is generally running a worker already.
Scoped to agent steps. --local-agent attaches no llm worker on the
YAML path, so counting llm steps and naming that flag for them would be
false. They are not counted and not mentioned.
Counted from the compiled steps, not from requirements. A YAML helper
step (slack: { post: … }) compiles to an agent step carrying a helper
envelope and needs the same SDK worker, but requirements reports it as an
integration, dedupes by harness, and includes llm use. Compilation is the
only walk that sees every step that needs the worker.
Emitted in the REQUIRES position, because it reads as a footnote to
that line. emitCheckReport holds it back from the leading diagnostic batch
and emits it once, after REQUIRES and before CHECK PASSED; diagnostics
stay on stderr, report lines stay on stdout. --json returns before any of
that and keeps the single ordered diagnostics array.
Emitted alongside a preflight refusal. An environment refusal is fixed
and rerun; the worker question is still open on the next pass, and staying
silent about it is what made an author meet it one dead run at a time.

Known blind spot, documented rather than papered over: an authored .flow.ts
is checked through checkMcpHeader, which preflights a synthetic one-step
header spec without compiling the body, so there are no agent steps to count.
Same blind spot as permissions_unenforced.

`gate_path_unreachable` — a preflight refusal (temporary, retires with #513)

An artifact_exists gate reads the journaled output.artifacts list and
nothing else. The bundled worker's scan skips any entry whose name starts with
. and any entry named exactly node_modules. A gate on a path inside one of
those prefixes can therefore never match, however faithfully the agent writes
the file. That is unsatisfiable, not merely unproven — so, as the issue
suggested, it refuses:

REFUSED [gate_path_unreachable] Step "review" gates on artifact_exists path
".workflow-artifacts/rust/review.md", but the bundled agent worker's artifact scan
never records anything under ".workflow-artifacts": it skips entries whose name
starts with "." and entries named "node_modules". The path can never appear in the
journaled output.artifacts this gate reads, so the gate cannot pass. Write the
artifact to a scanned path.

One rule, two consumers. The exclusion predicate moved out of
agent-artifacts.ts into src/artifact-scan-policy.ts; the real scan now
consumes it, so the refusal cannot drift from the scan it describes. A
parity test writes all twelve case paths to a temp dir and asserts the real
snapshotWorkspaceFiles output is exactly the predicate's complement.
The whole excluded prefix is named, not the offending segment alone —
that prefix is the directory the author has to move the artifact out of.
Segments are compared exactly, with no normalization. The gate matches
the author's literal string against the worker's literal list, so
node_modules-copy/out.md, reports/node_modules.md, review.md and
reports/v1.2/review.md are all accepted, and a backslash is an ordinary
filename character rather than a separator.
Collected before preflight's early returns. probeNamedGate runs after
CLI resolution, model governance, scope and budget can each return, so an
author with an unresolved CLI would not learn about the dead gate until a
later pass — or at run time. A test pins the diagnostic order as
['gate_path_unreachable', 'cli_unresolved'].
Scope consequence, recorded deliberately: the kind lives in
PREFLIGHT_ENVIRONMENT_FAILURE_KINDS, so it also fires at flows build and
on SDK submissions. That is correct — the gate is unsatisfiable under the
bundled worker regardless of host — and it is a property of the bundled
worker, not of the journal protocol: step.complete accepts any output,
so a custom worker may journal a hidden path.

`gate_output_not_captured` — not added, because it is not true

The acceptance criterion was conditional: warn that a subprocess_gate's
output is not captured "for as long as that is true". It is not true today.
Verified against a live relayflowd before writing anything:

"stepId": "emit.gate", "completionReason": "retries_exhausted", "exitCode": 1,
"stdoutTail": "GATE_STDOUT_MARKER\n", "stderrTail": "GATE_STDERR_MARKER\n"

and in the journal itself, on the lowered gate step's step.completed:

"output": { "exit_code": 1, "stdout_tail": "GATE_STDOUT_MARKER\n",
            "stderr_tail": "GATE_STDERR_MARKER\n" }

A warning claiming otherwise would have been a false diagnostic added to a
change whose whole point is that check should only say what it knows. What
the criterion actually asks for is that the warning exist exactly while the
bug does — so instead of the warning, this adds a live-kernel regression
that pins the capture. If capture ever regresses, that test fails, and the
warning becomes warranted at the moment it becomes true.

Tests

tests/artifact-gates.test.ts — six parameterised refusals asserting the
full excluded prefix is named; six lookalike paths that must be accepted;
the scan/predicate parity test against a real snapshotWorkspaceFiles run;
the early-return ordering test; and an end-to-end checkFlow refusal.
tests/check-worker-surface.test.ts (new) — message content, singular vs
plural and the "and N more" truncation, exit code 0, the YAML helper step
being counted where requirements omits it, silence for llm-only and
deterministic-only flows, survival alongside a preflight refusal, opt-in
discipline, --json emitting it once in both the payload and on stderr, and
an ordered CliIo transcript (both streams in one list) pinning the
position after REQUIRES and before CHECK PASSED — in both the
REQUIRES-present and REQUIRES-absent shapes.
tests/preflight.test.ts — gate_path_unreachable added to the
refusal-reachability list, which asserts set equality against
PREFLIGHT_FAILURE_KINDS.
tests/live-kernel.test.ts (new block) — the subprocess_gate capture
regression, asserting both the rendered message and the journal payload, with
a silent-gate control so the assertions cannot pass on a fixed string.

npm test in packages/sdk: 2380 passed, 40 failed. All 40 failures are
pre-existing and environmental — they reproduce identically on a stashed tree
(same 40 failures, same 7 files): relayflowd looked up under
kernel/target/{debug,release}/ while this toolchain builds outside the repo,
and flows needing real harness CLIs. tsc --noEmit is clean for src, the
type tests, and tests.

Files

File	Change
`src/artifact-scan-policy.ts`	new — the scan's exclusion rule as a pure predicate, shared
`src/named-gate-preflight.ts`	new — the `gate_path_unreachable` refusal (retires with #513)
`src/cli/check-worker-surface.ts`	new — the `agent_worker_unresolved` warning
`src/agent-artifacts.ts`	consumes the extracted predicate instead of its own copy
`src/preflight.ts`	collects gate reachability before every early return
`src/failure-kinds.ts`	the two new kinds, each with its retirement note
`src/cli/check.ts`	`CheckInvocation` opt-in seam
`src/cli.ts`	opts in at the `check` dispatch; defers the warning to the `REQUIRES` position
`docs/SURFACE.md`	documents both kinds where the facts they describe already live

Each diagnostic is a distinct kind, so it can be suppressed and later deleted
on its own. Both temporary kinds carry their retirement condition in a comment
at the definition site.

Out of scope, unchanged

The underlying bugs (#511, #513) are not fixed, and the spec is not
round-tripped past the daemon's validator (#502).

Note

Medium Risk
Changes check/preflight diagnostics and CLI report ordering across check, run, build, and SDK submissions, but new outcomes are warnings only except unchanged refusal paths.

Overview
flows check now spends analysis it already had: specs with agent steps get an opt-in agent_worker_unresolved warning (never a refusal) that names the steps and points at flows run --local-agent, emitted as a footnote after REQUIRES in plain text. Only the CLI check path sets CheckInvocation.warnUnresolvedAgentWorker; run, build, and default checkFlow callers stay quiet.

Preflight adds gate_path_unscanned when an artifact_exists path crosses a scan-skipped segment (exactly .git, .relayflowd, or node_modules). The exclusion rule moves to shared artifact-scan-policy.ts so the walk and static analysis stay aligned; the warning is collected before preflight early returns and warns rather than refusing because JSON stdout or custom workers can still journal those paths.

A proposed subprocess_gate output warning was not added; a live-kernel test instead pins that gate stdout/stderr are already journaled and reported.

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Summary by cubic

flows check now reports two dead-run causes it already had the facts to detect: specs with agent steps but no attached worker, and artifact_exists gates on paths the bundled artifact scan never records. A third proposed warning was dropped because the bug it warned about does not exist; a live-kernel regression test pins that instead.

Agent worker warning

New agent_worker_unresolved warning names the agent steps and points at flows run --local-agent.
Warns rather than refuses, since check is daemon-free and cannot see a worker attached elsewhere.
Only flows check opts in, so flows run, flows build, and SDK callers get no noise.

Unreachable gate warning

New gate_path_unscanned warning for artifact_exists paths under a segment named exactly node_modules, .git, or .relayflowd — after merging main's scan change, dot-directories like .workflow-artifacts/ are scanned and journaled, so only those exact names trigger it.
Warns rather than refuses: the bundled worker can journal an excluded path itself via JSON stdout, so the gate is not statically unsatisfiable — a regression drives the real worker and the lowered gate to pin that.
The exclusion rule moved to artifact-scan-policy.ts and the real scan consumes it, so the warning cannot drift.
Also fires at flows build and on SDK submissions; temporary, and retires when the scan exclusion is fixed (artifact_exists can never pass for a dot-directory path: the worker's journaled artifacts list omits them #513).

^{Written for commit eb64e47. Summary will update on new commits.}

Fixes #514

`flows check` computed the facts that would have prevented five dead runs and said nothing about them. Two of those facts now become diagnostics, and the third turns out not to be a fact. `agent_worker_unresolved` (permanent, check-only): a spec with `agent` steps needs a worker attached for step type `agent`, and without one the run parks at the first such step. `check` already walks those steps to print `REQUIRES`, so it now says what has to be true for a worker to be attached, naming the steps and `--local-agent`. It warns rather than refuses because attachment is unknown to a daemon-free check, not absent; it is a property of the invocation, so it opts in through a new `CheckInvocation` seam and `preflight` stays a pure function of the spec. Scoped to `agent` steps — `--local-agent` attaches no `llm` worker — and counted from the compiled steps, so a YAML helper step is included where `requirements` omits it. Emitted once, in the `REQUIRES` position, because it is a footnote to that line. `gate_path_unreachable` (temporary, retires with #513): an `artifact_exists` gate reads the journaled artifact list and nothing else, so a path inside a prefix the bundled worker's scan skips can never match. That is unsatisfiable, not merely unproven, so preflight refuses it and names the excluded prefix. The exclusion rule moves into `artifact-scan-policy.ts` and the real scan consumes it, so the refusal cannot drift from the scan it describes; a parity test pins the two against a real filesystem walk. Collected before every early return, so a dead gate is not hidden behind an unresolved CLI for a pass or two. `gate_output_not_captured` is deliberately not added. The criterion was to warn for as long as a subprocess_gate's output is lost, and against a live daemon it is not: the kernel journals both tails on the lowered gate step and the CLI renders them. A live-kernel regression pins that capture instead, so the warning becomes warranted at the moment it becomes true. Fixes neither #511 nor #513, and does not round-trip the spec past the daemon's validator (#502).

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The refusal assumed the bundled worker's artifact scan is the only writer of `output.artifacts`. It is not: the same worker journals object-shaped JSON stdout and completed Relay task output verbatim, so an agent can report an excluded path itself and satisfy the gate. Refusing rejected those specs at `check`, `run`, `build` and every SDK submission. `gate_path_unreachable` becomes the warning `gate_path_unscanned` — the old name asserted the falsehood — and the message reports the scan's limitation and the routes that bypass it instead of declaring the gate impossible. A regression drives the real `AgentWorker` over an excluded path the fake CLI both writes and reports as JSON, then runs the real lowered gate command over exactly what the worker journaled: the scan records nothing, the gate exits 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

agent-relay-code · 2026-09-20T17:43:29Z

Relayflow: the adversarial review did not pass. This branch is not approved: the flow stopped here and did not mark it ready to merge.

Review: PR #517 at `2732505`

No remaining production-code correctness finding identified. Prior finding F1 is addressed. Verification remains incomplete because the full SDK suite is not green; review.clean is not created.

Reviewed head: 2732505a6cf09fde240b3facb8c58636faebef87, against base e21caad. Reviewed the complete diff, changed tests, related check/compiler/preflight/worker/gate code, AGENTS.md, RFC-0001, and PR body and comments. This report supersedes the review of 28d149d.

Prior F1: resolved

The original hard refusal incorrectly treated the artifact scan as the only writer of output.artifacts. The latest commit replaces it with gate_path_unscanned, a conditional warning, preserving the bundled worker's JSON output path and custom-worker compatibility. The diagnostic names the excluded prefix and explains that writing the file alone is insufficient. The added regression exercises the real bundled AgentWorker with a mocked CLI, then executes the real lowered gate against its completion output.

This intentionally differs from the issue's requested refusal: the excluded prefix does not prove the gate unsatisfiable. Refusing all such gates would restore F1. The scanner's exclusion rule is shared without changing scanning behavior; exact segments, nested exclusions, dotfiles, and lookalikes are covered. Static warnings are collected before environmental early returns.

The permanent agent_worker_unresolved warning is opt-in at the YAML/JSON CLI check dispatch, names --local-agent, counts compiled agent/helper steps, and appears after REQUIRES in human output. JSON retains a distinct diagnostic. Run/build defaults do not opt in. Authored TypeScript body steps remain outside this diagnostic's coverage, as documented; this is not full TypeScript acceptance coverage.

The subprocess output warning remains conditional on a bug that the new live test does not reproduce. That test checks rendered evidence and journal payloads, with a silent control. This establishes the behavior of this checkout's tested daemon, not the daemon from the original campaign.

PR comments

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gh pr view 517 --json number,url,title,baseRefName,headRefName,headRefOid,body,comments,reviews > review-artifacts/pr517-head2732505/pr-comments.json
gh api --paginate repos/AgentWorkforce/flows/pulls/517/comments > review-artifacts/pr517-head2732505/inline-comments.json
gh api --paginate repos/AgentWorkforce/flows/pulls/517/reviews > review-artifacts/pr517-head2732505/reviews.json

Full literal responses: PR body/comments, inline comments, reviews. Both review endpoints returned []. The issue comment reports CodeRabbit skipped its review because the author is a bot. It is not independent signoff. No comments were posted.

Verification

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npm --prefix packages/sdk test > review-artifacts/pr517-head2732505/sdk-test.log 2>&1
npm --prefix packages/schema test > review-artifacts/pr517-head2732505/schema-test.log 2>&1

Full output: SDK, schema.

Relevant literal SDK output:

LIVE_KERNEL relayflowd=/home/daytona/.relayflows-toolchain/target/2962130851/debug/relayflowd
 ✓ tests/preflight.test.ts (57 tests) 85ms
 ✓ tests/artifact-gates.test.ts (22 tests) 204ms
   ✓ subprocess_gate output capture against live relayflowd > journals the gate command output and reports both tails 931ms
 ✓ tests/check-worker-surface.test.ts (11 tests) 75ms

Schema exited 0. Final literal output:

 77 pass
 0 fail
 3938 expect() calls
Ran 77 tests across 2 files. [5.04s]

SDK exited 1. Final literal output:

 Test Files  7 failed | 148 passed | 3 skipped (158)
      Tests  41 failed | 2380 passed | 25 skipped (2446)
     Errors  1 error
   Start at  17:39:25
   Duration  207.32s (transform 2.86s, setup 0ms, collect 35.95s, tests 535.42s, environment 19ms, prepare 6.10s)

The full SDK suite is not green. Failures include unavailable runtime binaries, analyzer/worker-output assertions, and flow-handle consumers. One literal error is:

Error: spawn /home/daytona/.relayflow-v2-supervisor/durable/repository/kernel/target/release/relayflowd ENOENT

I did not rerun the base commit, so I cannot endorse the PR summary’s claim that all failures are pre-existing/environmental. Resolve these failures or capture an equivalent base-versus-head comparison before treating verification as complete. The changed regression tests passing does not establish that the full suite passes. No separate Rust suite was run; no Rust source changed, and the SDK script built and exercised the daemon identified above.

Additional reproduction, using the retained prior-review source:

node review-artifacts/pr517/repro.mjs > review-artifacts/pr517-head2732505/repro.log 2>&1

Literal output (log):

preflight: {"ok":false,"kinds":["gate_path_unscanned","model_unavailable"]}
bundled AgentWorker completion: {"reason":"success","output":{"artifacts":[".workflow-artifacts/review.md"]}}
lowered artifact_exists gate exit: 0

This fixture lacks the model-readiness probe response, so its preflight still refuses with model_unavailable; it is not evidence that the entire preflight passes. It does show that the previous artifact refusal has become a warning and the bundled-worker output satisfies the lowered gate. The new artifact-gates regression supplies model readiness and asserts ok: true.

review.clean remains absent because verification is unresolved, not because F1 remains open.

Main's scan now journals dot-directories (.workflow-artifacts/ is the conventional artifact dir) and skips only exact names .git, .relayflowd and node_modules. The shared artifact-scan-policy predicate encodes that set, so gate_path_unscanned warns only where the merged scan truly records nothing. cli.ts keeps both the worker-surface deferral and model provenance.

khaliqgant · 2026-09-24T05:19:16Z

Marking ready for review.

This PR was drafted by the Software Garden when its adversarial review withheld signoff. The flow drafts on a failed review and never re-evaluates, so the "not approved" verdict above is a permanent record of one moment, not a current statement — three PRs merged today (#512, #521, #545) were in exactly this state with their findings long since fixed.

Re-reading this PR's verdict against the current head: it identifies no open production-code defect. CI is green (6 checks, 0 failures).

Whoever reviews this should still read the verdict for the caveats it records — they are real, they are simply not code defects.

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+An `artifact_exists` gate reads the journaled `output.artifacts` list and
+nothing else. The bundled worker's *scan* skips any entry whose name starts
+with `.` and any entry named exactly `node_modules`, so a gate on a path inside
+one of those prefixes cannot rest on the scan, however faithfully the agent


Correct the stale dot-entry scan description

This report says the scanner skips every dot-prefixed entry and even shows .workflow-artifacts/... producing the warning, but the committed policy skips only the exact names .git, .relayflowd, and node_modules; docs/SURFACE.md also explicitly says .workflow-artifacts is scanned. Leaving this earlier description in the final report gives reviewers a false account of the shipped behavior, so update the text and example to match the exact-name policy.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L102-L103

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+`npm test` in `packages/sdk`: 2381 passed, 40 failed. All 40 failures are
+pre-existing and environmental — they reproduce identically on a stashed tree
+(same 40 failures, same 7 files): `relayflowd` looked up under
+`kernel/target/{debug,release}/` while this toolchain builds outside the repo,
+and flows needing real harness CLIs. `tsc --noEmit` is clean for `src`, the


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…573) main went red when #517 merged: its artifact-gate test declares an absolute `cwd` on the step, and #512's contained-cwd contract refuses that — `spec.steps[0].cwd: expected a run-root-relative path, not an absolute path`. compileSpec throws, preflight reports `invalid_spec`, and the test's expected `gate_path_unscanned` never happens. Each change is correct alone; only the combination fails, and neither branch could see it because CI does not re-run the suite against the merged tree. The test uses cwd only to spawn its fake `claude` in a temp directory, which is exactly what a run root is for. The step now declares no cwd and the worker carries `runRoot`, matching how #512 restated the duration dispatch. The assertions are unchanged, and reverting #517's `gate_path_unscanned` warning still fails this test, so it guards the same behaviour it did before. Co-authored-by: Proactive Runtime Bot <prpm.dev@gmail.com>

…never outlives its lease (#561) (#576) * test(sdk): reproduce repeated authored CLI probes and expired leases * fix(sdk): reuse authored CLI probes for each run before worker admission * docs: capture lease regression mutation and live repro evidence * test(sdk): keep the artifact-gate cwd regression inside the run root The regression added by #517 declares `cwd` on a spec it hands to `preflight`, and used an `os.tmpdir()` directory — an absolute path. #566 landed one commit earlier and made an absolute `cwd` a compile refusal (`agent-cwd.ts`: a declared `cwd` is run-root-relative, the same rule `relayflowd_core::spec::is_run_root_relative_path` applies at the kernel boundary). Each PR was green alone; together they are not, and `main` at e30226c fails this test with `invalid_spec` where it expects `gate_path_unscanned`. The fixture now makes its directory inside the run root and declares the relative name. Nothing else moves: the warning, `ok`, the real `AgentWorker` dispatch, the empty scan snapshot, the journaled JSON output and the lowered gate command are asserted exactly as before. Reverting this file to its e30226c bytes fails the case and restoring it passes; both captures are in evidence/561/artifact-gates-{red,green}.txt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: classify every check failure against main and re-capture #561 evidence The repository check on this branch failed with 30 tests across five files. None came from #561. Each is classified by reverting this branch's three source files to origin/main (e30226c), re-running and restoring: * artifact-gates (1) — main is red; #566 and #517 conflict semantically. Fixed in the preceding commit. * live-kernel (7) — this sandbox's HOME declares "type": "commonjs" above the checkout, so testdata/preflight's extensionless ESM fixture CLIs load as CommonJS and emit nothing, silently. Local setup only. * authored-node-runtime — Bun 1.3.6 where every workflow pins 1.4.0. * hosted-extension (22) — unprivileged user namespaces denied to this container; bwrap cannot run even once installed. The mutation is re-run at this head. The mutated run reproduces the issue's exact signature — lease_expired on a first attempt that never heartbeated, retry, second attempt success — and the restore is byte-identical by SHA-256. The live-Claude repro could not be re-run: this environment's claude is no longer authenticated. The capture says so rather than the acceptance box claiming a pass it cannot show. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: re-run the #561 mutation at the branch head The committed mutation transcripts were captured before the artifact-gate fix (1ccaaed) landed. Re-run `evidence/561/mutation.patch` against the current head so the transcript matches the bytes a reviewer checks out, and record the restore with `git diff --exit-code` plus a sha256sum. The failing capture carries the issue's exact journal shape at both capacity 1 and the default: attempt 1 completes `lease_expired` with `wallclock_ms: 30011`, a `retry_backoff` sleep follows, and attempt 2 succeeds. Restored, all five cases pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Keep relayflow working files out of the change * fix(sdk): keep authored CLI probes from starving worker leases Session-Id: 01a0d409-e854-7540-a76e-a2f9cd136946 * fix(sdk): preserve authored probe compatibility and stdin isolation Session-Id: 01a0d409-e854-7540-a76e-a2f9cd136946 * fix(sdk): detect authored option bags without config key Session-Id: 01a0d409-e854-7540-a76e-a2f9cd136946 * fix(sdk): keep authored option bags from becoming config Session-Id: 01a0d409-e854-7540-a76e-a2f9cd136946 --------- Co-authored-by: Relayflow <noreply@agentrelay.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: khaliqgant <khaliqgant@gmail.com>

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khaliqgant changed the title ~~Software factory change~~ flows check knows which specs will park or fail at run time, and says nothing: spend the analysis it already does Sep 23, 2026

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fix(sdk): unbreak main — artifact-gate test under the run-root contract #573

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fix(sdk): reuse authored CLI probes for each run so concurrent f.llm never outlives its lease (#561) #576

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flows check knows which specs will park or fail at run time, and says nothing: spend the analysis it already does - #517

flows check knows which specs will park or fail at run time, and says nothing: spend the analysis it already does#517
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Spend the analysis flows check already does

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agent_worker_unresolved — a check-only warning (permanent)

gate_path_unreachable — a preflight refusal (temporary, retires with #513)

gate_output_not_captured — not added, because it is not true

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Review: PR #517 at 2732505

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Spend the analysis `flows check` already does

`agent_worker_unresolved` — a check-only warning (permanent)

`gate_path_unreachable` — a preflight refusal (temporary, retires with #513)

`gate_output_not_captured` — not added, because it is not true

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