Nothing builds bindings/wasm-explorer, which is how the artifact it replaces drifted in the first place - #4498
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A pull request must add exactly one docs/now entry and a bee has no way to know that: its brief names a boundary file and acceptance criteria, and docs/now/ is neither. The publisher adds it rather than failing the gate. Closes #4489 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#4338 passed every required check and could not merge: CONFLICT (add/add) in tools/queen/publish.py. Its issue's boundary named one spec. The publisher had run from a checkout carrying its own copy of publish.py, `git checkout -B` switched branches in place, and the file travelled into the bee's branch. It now cuts a fresh worktree from the bee's branch, writes the entry there, commits and pushes from there, and removes it. Verified on the next real publish (#4498): the diff is the bee's one file and the entry, and the checkout the publisher ran from was untouched. That publish found the next trap: the branch adds a workflow, which moves the census and the gate-topology ledger - both have turned master red before (#4303, #4319). The publisher now refuses such a branch and says why. Closes #4499 Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tools/queen/publish.py wrote `(published DATE)`, which tools/check_now_entry_shape.py HEADING does not accept; fixed in the publisher by #5777. Only the first line changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… hold (Refs #5776) The reviewer needed a `claude setup-token` in the Keychain because the CLI's own OAuth login cannot refresh under launchd. It does not need Anthropic at all: `claude -p` is only the harness (its sandbox flags keep the agent read-only), and z.ai serves the same API. Measured 2026-10-04 on the five keys in ~/.claude/.env: glm-4.7-flash and glm-4.5-flash answer, free; every paid model answers [1113][Insufficient balance or no resource package]. So: - `--provider zai` (default; BEE_REVIEWER_PROVIDER): ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL is z.ai's Anthropic endpoint, model glm-4.7-flash, glm-4.5-flash as the CLI's fallback when the first is overloaded (1305). - Keys: ZAI_API_KEY, ZAI_API_KEY_2.. from the environment, then ZAI_KEY_N from ~/.claude/.env (BEE_ZAI_ENV_FILE names another file). Round-robin; a key z.ai refuses (1113, 401, 1302/1303) hands the same review to the next key; all refused is AgentUnavailable, which charges no head. - The agent sees one key as ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN, never the pool, and none of the desktop app's login or model settings. No key is ever logged. - `probe` sends one tiny turn per key: 5 of 5 answer under `env -i`. - `--provider claude` keeps the Keychain setup-token path. Dry run on two live pull requests: #5595 REQUEST_CHANGES in 5 turns / 50 s; #4498 contradicted itself (APPROVE plus a blocking-check line) and the runner's own gate called it incomplete, posting nothing. self-test: 85 checks, 0 failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer bee verdict for head 6c5fdc3bddf5cf0f7efd6fba2c0e02e21f78bda5 (tools/bees/reviewer.py, zai glm-4.7-flash, 3 turns, 183 s).
BEE-VERDICT: REQUEST_CHANGES
summary: The PR implements what the issue asks for but introduces a YAML parsing error in the new workflow file, causing gate-topology to fail. This blocking defect prevents the workflow from running and makes verification of the behavioral acceptance criteria impossible.
criterion: "Renaming a file under bootstrap/src/ that the crate includes turns the job red." -- met -- The workflow triggers on bootstrap/** changes and runs cargo build/test (diff: lines 11-13 for paths, lines 38, 45)
criterion: "Removing t27_analyze while keeping t27_analyze_named turns the job red." -- met -- The workflow checks for exports via grep that would fail if t27_analyze were removed (diff: line 42)
criterion: "The job is green on master as it stands." -- met -- The runner confirms master's required checks (check-linked-issue, parse-ratchet, validate) are all green (brief: line 5)
blocking-check: gate-topology -- The workflow file has a YAML parsing error (ScannerError: mapping values are not allowed here) causing the gate-topology check to fail; master 188884e: success (brief: lines 111-156, 108)
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Looking at the brief, PR #4498 adds a GitHub Actions workflow to build and test bindings/wasm-explorer for WebAssembly, addressing issue #4489 which states nothing builds this crate.
Issue #4489 analysis
The issue asks for:
- A workflow that builds for
wasm32-unknown-unknown - A workflow that tests (skipping compiler tests)
- A workflow that asserts the
.wasmexportst27_alloc,t27_analyze,t27_analyze_named,t27_free
Boundaries specified:
- Do not copy fixtures under
bindings/✓ - Do not add the crate to workspace ✓
compiler.rsis sealed (not touched) ✓
The PR implements all three requirements in .github/workflows/wasm-explorer.yml.
Acceptance criteria check
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"Renaming a file under
bootstrap/src/that the crate includes turns the job red." — met — The workflow triggers onbootstrap/**changes and runscargo build/test, which would catch file renames; the workflow correctly depends on the crate's#[path]includes frombootstrap/src/(diff: paths trigger the workflow and the crate's lib.rs includes use_resolve.rs via#[path]). -
"Removing
t27_analyzewhile keepingt27_analyze_namedturns the job red." — met — The workflow checks for exports viagrep -E '(t27_alloc|t27_analyze|t27_analyze_named|t27_free)'; removingt27_analyzewould cause this grep to fail (diff: line 42 performs this check). -
"The job is green on
masteras it stands." — met — The runner confirms master's required checks (check-linked-issue,parse-ratchet,validate) are all green (brief: "required checks of master... all green").
Red checks analysis
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gate-topology— FAILURE on this head; master 188884e: success. The log showswasm-explorer.yml: ScannerError: mapping values are not allowed here(brief: lines 111-156). This is a YAML syntax error introduced by the new workflow file. Since the workflow is unparseable, it cannot run, and the gate-topology check fails. Master did not have this workflow, so this is a new failure introduced by this PR. Blocking. -
check-now-freshness— The failure is that the docs/now/ entry date (2026-09-21) is older than the required 2026-10-02 (brief: line 204). The entry was added by the publisher (tools/queen/publish.py), not by this PR; the date is a property of the entry, not a change made by the bee. This is a freshness gate failure on an entry created before this PR, not a defect in the PR's code. Discounted. -
cli-tri— The census changed from 64 to 65 "workflow files read" because the PR addedwasm-explorer.yml(brief: lines 237-248). This is a ledger/census update tracking which workflow files various gates read. The change itself (adding the workflow) is sound; the failure is just reporting that a new file is now being tracked. Discounted.
Findings against the change
- The workflow file contains a YAML parsing error causing
gate-topologyto fail. The gate-topology check reads workflow files for merge-critical classification and reports an unparseable workflow (brief: lines 111-156). Since this is a merge-critical gate and the workflow cannot run, this is a real defect.
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…5776) Five pull requests whose right verdict is known from outside the bee, each pinned to its head: three ports the owner merged by hand, not reverted (#5798, #5797, #5793), and #4498 and #5664, whose defects were established. `reviewer.py eval` dry-runs them under the run lock, in its own state directory, and appends one line per pull request to eval.jsonl with a hash of the prompt and the model. The score counts an APPROVE on a known-bad head apart from a safe miss and from no verdict. A head that moved reads `stale`; a red required check reads `gate`. `eval --last` and `tri review golden` print the newest score and run nothing. The base branch's required-check read moves to Bee.required_for, so eval and the queue read one rule. B2 (fewer reasoning tokens) is gated on this score. 163 checks; with the dry- reading, the bad-approve count and the stale test removed, 3 fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…#5776) An eval row now records `said`: the verdict each model wrote before the runner's gates. The score counts apart a known-bad head that a model approved and a gate or the second model stopped. In the B17 eval (glm-4.5-flash first) the model approved #4498 and the person-path gate held it; the old score filed that as "wrong without approving", crediting the gate's catch to the model. Golden #5798 moves from approve to changes: its issue's criterion `t27c test-report ... | grep -c BLOCKED` prints 1 on its pinned head (t27c emits `var a, var b = ...` for a destructure and zig rejects a never-mutated var), so the runner's veto made `approve` unreachable. The owner merged it by hand; the plan asks for the owner's word. B17 result in the plan: 1 of 5 (2 of 5 relabelled), 3.5 min against 45; not adopted as is. 177 checks; with `said` and the count reverted, 2 fail by name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…er's moves shell: run: steps 279 -> 284, jobs 81 -> 82, workflow files 62 -> 63. One step is this PR's (loop-tools-gate: The t27b steward decides in t27). The rest came in from master: #4498 added wasm-explorer.yml and #5960 reworked fpga-build.yml without re-blessing, so master's own census gate is red too (tri census pin --gate on 0011bb0: workflow files 62 -> 63). quiet: workflow files 62 -> 63, named-but-not-quiet 152 -> 153, same cause. Refs #6202 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #4489
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