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Garry TanandClaude Fable 5 410b4928e7 v1.66.0.0 feat: test/evals/CI speedup — 90s truthful free suite, diff-billed evals, required Linux lane (#2593)
* ci: bump CI image Bun 1.3.10 -> 1.3.13

Matches the local toolchain and brings native `bun test --shard=M/N` /
--parallel to CI (needed by the free-test lane and shard runner work).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* ci: stop version bumps rebuilding the eval Docker image (cache key trio)

Three coupled fixes, atomic because any subset is worse than none:

1. Image tag keys on hashFiles(Dockerfile.ci, bun.lock) — package.json is
   out: its version field changed on 60/60 recent commits, forcing a ~2min
   image rebuild per PR for a dependency set only bun.lock determines.
2. ci-image.yml now pushes that same content-hash tag (previously only
   :latest/:sha, so the weekly prebuild never warmed the tag the eval
   matrix actually looks up) and both eval workflows get registry layer
   cache (cache-to export gated to same-repo runs; fork tokens cannot
   write GHCR).
3. Dockerfile bakes /opt/node_modules_cache/.bun.lock and the runtime
   Restore-deps guard diffs bun.lock instead of package.json — otherwise
   every version-only bump made all 14 matrix jobs fall back to a live
   bun install, which is slower than today's behavior.

Worst-case failure mode is self-healing: a missing tag or cache falls
back to exactly the previous rebuild-and-install path.

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* ci: stop double-running lint + skill-docs on every PR commit

Both fired on unrestricted push AND pull_request, so each PR push ran
them twice (12 duplicate (headSha, workflow) pairs in the last 200 runs).
push is now main-only; pull_request covers PR branches.

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* ci: run actionlint from the prebuilt image (16s -> ~2s)

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* ci: right-size five single-core jobs to ubicloud-standard-2

actionlint, skill-docs, version-gate, pr-title-sync, and the evals report
job never exceed one core; standard-8 was ~4x the cost for zero wall-clock.
build-image and the eval matrix keep standard-8.

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* ci: fix workflow_dispatch concurrency collisions (head_ref || run_id)

head_ref is empty on workflow_dispatch, so every manual dispatch of these
four workflows shared one empty-suffix group and cancelled each other.

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* ci(windows): cache bun installs; run the curated suite, not a hand list

- actions/cache on ~/.bun/install/cache keyed on bun.lock (install was
  35-45s of both 55-64s jobs, all network) and Bun pinned to 1.3.13 to
  match the other lanes.
- windows-free-tests now runs `bun run test:windows` (the runner's
  --windows-only curation) instead of a hand-listed 13-file subset that
  had drifted from the registry it sampled. POSIX-bound tests get
  excluded in ONE place (the curation patterns), not two.

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* evals: retry 1, not 2, on every paid path

Measured on the llm-judge shard: --retry 2 amplified 25 tests into 46
executions (+84%), with retried runs at 138s vs a 10-12s baseline (429
backoff), and a permanently-failing test paying 3x. One retry still
absorbs one-off flakes; chronic flakes become visible fix-work instead
of silent wall-clock.

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* evals: split skill-e2e-review into three per-file CI shards

Bun runs describe blocks as concurrency barriers, so the e2e-review CI
job executed its tests serially: 741s of an 860s PR critical path for
tests whose slowest member is 224s. The per-file matrix is the repo's
parallelism unit, so the split moves:

- Retro E2E + retro-base-branch  -> test/skill-e2e-retro.test.ts
- review/ship base-branch + Review Dashboard Via Attribution
                                  -> test/skill-e2e-review-attribution.test.ts
- sql-injection / enum-completeness / design-lite stay in
  test/skill-e2e-review.test.ts

One 741s job becomes three ~180-250s jobs. Locally the worst paid shard
drops from 1705s (94.7% of the 1800s kill) to under 700s. Test names,
bodies, suite strings, and eval-store collectors are unchanged, so
baselines carry over. Matrix rows added to both eval workflows
(attribution is gate-only, so no periodic row); the report job's
hardcoded runner count is gone (drift-proof).

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* test: gate security-bench on SECURITY_BENCH=1, not model-cache existence

The existsSync gate ran ~12s of ONNX inference (plus a HuggingFace
dataset fetch) on every free-suite run on any dev box that had ever
warmed the classifier, while CI (no cache) silently skipped it. Now
explicit opt-in: SECURITY_BENCH=1 bun test browse/test/security-bench.test.ts.

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* test: watchdog E2E in 1.5s instead of 22.7s (tunable poll interval)

server.ts gains BROWSE_WATCHDOG_INTERVAL_MS (floor 50ms, default 15s
unchanged). The #994 stay-alive test runs a 250ms tick and waits for the
stay-alive log line instead of blind-sleeping 2s + 20s past the
production interval.

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* test: dedupe coverage gates; route both walks through skill-census

skill-coverage-floor duplicated two matrix assertions (registry
completeness, gate-tier floor) with a DIFFERENT hand-rolled directory
walk — matrix's skipped nothing, floor's skipped node_modules/docs/test.
Two 'same' gates disagreeing on the census is the bug class
test/helpers/skill-census.ts was written to kill. Registry assertions
now live in matrix only (with floor's better error message), both files
walk via skillCensus().authoredSkills, and floor keeps the per-skill
structural checks it owns.

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* evals: EVALS_JOBS for shard processes; explicit within-shard concurrency

EVALS_CONCURRENCY was overloaded: the legacy bun-test path used it as
--max-concurrency (default 15) while the sharded runner read it as the
process count — exporting the legacy value gave 15 concurrent Bun
processes each spawning claude (the 429 storm). Now: EVALS_JOBS = shard
processes (default 4); EVALS_CONCURRENCY = bun --max-concurrency inside
a shard (default 4, explicit in shard args — omitting it made
within-shard parallelism silently differ from the legacy path). Stale
49/59 header math replaced with the live-count rule.

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* evals: enforce detach-timeout floor from the live shard census

New free tripwire: eval:bg:gate / eval:bg:periodic --timeout must cover
ceil(shards/jobs) x shard-timeout x 1.05, recomputed from the actual paid
test census every run. Hand-derived numbers go stale every time a paid
file lands — the review split just proved it: periodic's 28800s dropped
BELOW its new 32130s worst case (raised to 32400s here). An undersized
watchdog kills healthy runs and the tail reports never-started.

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* evals: preflight ping once in the sharded parent, not per shard

The Anthropic fail-fast ping ran at module load in every paid test file
importing e2e-helpers — ~30 paid claude -p calls (30s timeout each) per
full sharded run for one bit of information. The parent now pings once
before spawning shards and sets EVALS_PREFLIGHT_OK=1; the module-load
path honors the flag. Extracted to test/helpers/anthropic-preflight.ts
(injectable spawn seam) with regression pins in both directions: the
flag must skip, its absence must ping exactly once, dead API must throw.

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* evals: split touchfiles into pure data + selection logic + facade

touchfiles.ts listed ITSELF in GLOBAL_TOUCHFILES, so adding one test's
dep entry forced the full ~$38 / 30-45min suite — measured on 21.9% of
recent commits (42/192). The self-reference existed because data and
logic shared a file: any edit COULD be a selection-logic change.

Now: touchfiles-data.ts (the four maps, literals only, zero imports —
the future map-diff target), test-selection.ts (matchGlob/detectBase
Branch/getChangedFiles/selectTests), and touchfiles.ts as a re-export
facade so all ~12 import sites are untouched. GLOBAL_TOUCHFILES drops
the self-ref, adds test-selection.ts (logic stays maximally
conservative), and TEMPORARILY adds touchfiles-data.ts until the
map-diff change lands. New free test pins the literal-only property
(comment-aware state-machine scan with a self-test) and facade export
parity (===), so neither can silently rot.

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* test: free runner — strict output, parallel execution, stable shard indices

Three coupled changes to scripts/test-free-shards.ts:

1. STRICT OUTPUT: runFreeShard streams through the paid runner's
   BunTestOutputClassifier — exit 0 without bun's 'Ran N tests across M
   files' summary, with (fail) lines, or with a wrong file count is a
   FAILURE (anti-truncation backstop at the runner layer), plus an
   external wall-clock timeout that SIGKILLs the process group
   (timed-out distinct from failed; exit 124 vs 1). Also fixes a latent
   shard-bleed: file selectors now use exactTestFileSelectors (relative
   paths were substring filters that matched sibling roots).

2. PARALLEL: full-suite mode is one 'bun test --parallel' invocation
   (Bun 1.3.13). Measured semantics recorded in the header: per-file
   worker isolation, standard summary, and mid-suite process.exit
   surfaces as a crashed-worker FAIL with exit 1 — strictly safer than
   serial, where the same exit truncates silently. No static weight
   lists; --shards M --shard i keeps deterministic hash partitioning for
   CI matrices (native --shard rejected: round-robin renumbers when
   files land). Spawned shards get throwaway GSTACK_HOME/TMPDIR so
   parallel shards can't contend on real state. Per-shard epilogue
   prints files/seconds/status every run.

3. Stable indices: assignFilesToShards no longer drops empty shards, so
   a shard's index depends only on the file hash and requested count —
   an empty CI matrix slot is a fast no-op success, not a renumbering.

package.json 'test' now delegates to the runner (TEST_ROOTS becomes the
single source of truth for roots; slop:diff tail preserved; the runner
inherits the 30s per-test timeout the old glob passed inline).

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* ci: Linux free-test lane — ~400 files get CI coverage for the first time

New required, secretless free-tests job: the canonical runner's single
'bun test --parallel' invocation with strict-output classification on
ubicloud-standard-8. The free suite previously ran on NO Linux CI — only
a curated Windows subset ran anywhere — so every 'tests pass' claim
about main rested on contributors running them locally.

Secretless by design (no API keys; fork PRs finally get real test
signal) and pinned by test/free-tests-workflow-wiring.test.ts: canonical
runner invoked, zero secrets.* references, pull_request never
pull_request_target, and matrix-count/--shards agreement if anyone
switches to the sharded fallback.

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* evals: map-diff selection — a touchfiles-data edit runs only what changed

Editing the eval dep-list data no longer forces the full ~$38 /
30-45min suite (measured on 21.9% of recent commits). When
touchfiles-data.ts is in the diff, selection now evaluates the BASE
version (git show -> mkdtemp -> spawnSync bun child printing the four
maps as JSON — sync because e2e-helpers selects at module scope) and
JSON-diffs per key: added entries, edited dep lists, and tier flips are
selected; keys removed from all maps are reported, never silently
dropped; a GLOBAL_TOUCHFILES edit still runs everything.

FAIL-CLOSED with named causes: missing-base-ref, git-show-failed,
import-failed, shape-mismatch each degrade to run-all and print
'selection: global — touchfiles-data changed (<cause>)' (D9 — silently
expensive beats silently wrong, but never silently). eval:select prints
'selected N of M, reason: ...' + removed tests; --base scopes the
map-diff too.

The temporary conservative GLOBAL entry for touchfiles-data.ts is gone —
its changes route through the map-diff. 23 new free tests: pure-core
fixtures, selectTests wiring incl. a poison-injection guard, and a temp
git repo exercising every fail-closed cause end-to-end.

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* evals: selection sees uncommitted work; git errors fail closed

getChangedFiles is now the deduped union of committed (base...HEAD),
staged+unstaged (git diff HEAD), and untracked (git status --porcelain
--untracked-files=all) — an agent that edits files and runs evals
BEFORE committing no longer gets the full $38 suite every time because
the committed diff looked empty. Clean tree still returns [] (run-all
by design for main-branch/periodic runs).

Git failures now THROW with the failing command, stderr, and 'set
EVALS_ALL=1 to deliberately run the full suite' — the old return []
silently became run-all, which is silently expensive. 11 new free tests
cover every source, dedupe, quoted paths, and both failure shapes via
an injectable spawn seam.

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* test: revert GSTACK_HOME injection in the free runner — shared mutable state

The first full run under the strict runner surfaced 12 failures with one
root cause: injecting a single throwaway GSTACK_HOME per invocation made
6,900 tests share a MUTABLE scratch home. gstack-config tests wrote keys
into it; relink and update-check tests then read them (e.g. relink saw
skill_prefix left behind by a config test and produced prefixed names).
All 12 pass when run directly.

TMPDIR isolation stays (mkdtemp inside it is still per-call unique).
Tests needing GSTACK_HOME isolation mkdtemp their own per test — the
repo convention — and hermetic-env covers E2E children. The env-dump pin
now asserts GSTACK_HOME passes through UNTOUCHED so the injection can't
come back.

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* test: rebase parity baseline to v1.64.0.0; fix capture-vs-check drift

The parity ratchet had quietly failed for 7 skills — v1.58-v1.64 growth
landed past the v1.57.7.0 anchors and nothing caught it because this
test had no CI lane (verified pre-existing: SKILL.md content is
byte-identical to origin/main). Same rebase protocol as
v1.53->v1.57.7.0; old baseline retained for the audit trail.

Root-caused a second latent bug while rebasing: captureBaseline recorded
SKELETON-ONLY bytes while the checker compares UNION bytes (skeleton +
carved sections/*.md), so a fresh capture read carved skills at ~2x
ratio (ship: 82KB captured vs 183KB checked). captureBaseline now takes
sectionedSkills and records unions for carved skills — capture and check
measure the same thing, so the NEXT rebase can't hit this. Four
CARVE_GUARDS skeleton caps re-ratcheted to current +headroom
(plan-ceo 92K, plan-eng 70K, office-hours 100K, design-consultation
70K), annotated inline.

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* fix: package.json version matches VERSION (1.64.0.0)

v1.64.0.0 shipped with VERSION bumped but package.json left at 1.63.0.0
— the 'package.json version matches VERSION file' test fails on
origin/main today. Nothing caught it because that test had no CI lane
until this branch's free-tests job.

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* test: fix variants-retry-after HTTP-date flake (TODOS P2)

toUTCString() truncates to whole seconds, so a +3000ms Retry-After date
could mean an effective wait of ~2001ms — flaking against the 2500ms
assertion floor ~1-2 in 9 runs under suite load. +4000ms puts the
truncation floor at 3001ms with the assertion floor safely below it.
Pulled forward from U4 because the free-tests lane is now a required
check and this flake would randomly block PRs.

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* test: skill-fixture helper — extract SKILL.md sections, don't copy files

extractSkillSections (fence-aware H2 scanner, loud-throw on missing
sections with available-heading list), extractSkillBody (drops the
shared generated preamble), extractSkillHead (frontmatter + first 30
lines, for routing fixtures). Pinned section lists per consumer, and
free-tier real-skill pins so a gen-skill-docs heading rename fails the
FREE suite instead of a paid run. skill-fixture.ts joins
GLOBAL_TOUCHFILES (fail-safe polarity: over-select).

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* test(evals): review E2E fixtures extract sections — 1871 -> 207 lines

CLAUDE.md's extract-don't-copy rule, applied: the three review fixtures
carry only the sections the sql-injection/enum/design-lite prompts and
judges exercise (89% cut). Full-file copies made claude -p read 1871
lines per test — the direct cause of the 1705s worst shard (94.7% of
the 1800s kill).

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* test(evals): retro E2E fixtures extract sections — 1821 -> 757 lines

Keeps every section the retro flow exercises incl. base-branch detect;
drops preamble, Global Retrospective Mode, Compare Mode (58% cut).
retro-base-branch was the single slowest CI test at 224s.

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* test(evals): review-army fixture extracts sections — 1871 -> 650 lines

CS1's set plus Step 1.5 (PLAN COMPLETION AUDIT machinery) and Step 4.5
(army dispatch, quality_score, findings schema) that the 7 army tests
assert on. Pin test guards the three load-bearing strings.

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* test(evals): skillify fixtures via extractSkillBody — 63-83% smaller

Tests follow all 11 skillify steps, so the whole body stays; only the
shared generated preamble drops (skillify 1239->453, scrape 958->167).

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* test(evals): context-skills fixtures via extractSkillBody — 74-82% smaller

context-save 1037->267 lines, context-restore 952->168; the 8 tests
exercise full save/restore/list flows so the body stays, preamble drops.

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* test(evals): opus-47 discovery fixtures via extractSkillHead — ~95% smaller

Routing/fanout tests only read frontmatter + opening lines of the 14
installed skills (review 1871->54, office-hours 1706->80).

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* test(evals): codex runner gains sections option — review variant 88% smaller

runCodexSkill/installSkillToTempHome accept sections?: string[] routed
through extractSkillSections; codex-review-findings wired (1465->181
lines). codex-discover-skill deliberately keeps the FULL copy — its
stderr assertions validate that the real generated artifact loads.

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* test(evals): routing fixture installs skill HEADS, not ~18 full SKILL.md

Routing reads frontmatter only; extractSkillHead per skill (root
611->48, ship 1435->54 lines). This was the single worst fixture bloat
site: one fixture dir holding ~18 full skills.

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* evals: parent-side shard skipping — a one-test diff runs 3 of 44 shards

The sharded runner spawned every shard regardless of diff; only the
child self-skipped, so a typical single-skill change still paid 44 Bun
boots + container-equivalent setup for shards with zero selected tests.
The parent now computes selection once (mirroring e2e-helpers exactly:
EVALS_ALL -> run-all, empty union -> run-all, git errors propagate the
fail-closed throw) and drops shards where no selected test name maps in.

Mapping = quoted E2E map keys in the file's source UNION keys whose dep
list registers the file (constructed-name families need the second
direction). FAIL-OPEN everywhere it matters: run-all, non-skill-e2e
files, unreadable source, zero mapped names all keep the shard — the
child filter stays authoritative, so a parent bug can only run extra.

New taxonomy status skipped-by-diff (never conflated with
never-started); selection banner prints once; --list is selection-aware.
C6 lands in the same commit: a HARD tier-alignment test — every paid
skill-e2e file must be parent-mappable or provably fail-open-safe.
Note: this change-set's 14 dep-list registrations in touchfiles-data.ts
rode along in f945c841 (concurrent-agent staging); they belong to this
change logically.

Demo: selection of one test -> 'running 3 of 44 shards, 41
skipped-by-diff'. 13 new $0 tests via injected seams.

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* evals: fix context-save-list test that was 0-for-26 ($5.28, zero passes)

Disposition for the eval store's only permanently-red test. Root cause:
the hide-other-branches assertions scanned the FULL output surface
(incl. bash tool_results), so any agent that ran ls on the checkpoints
dir — the natural first step of a list flow — surfaced all three seeded
filenames and failed, even when its user-facing listing filtered
correctly. The test punished the agent for looking at the directory.

The hide-assertions now scan the agent's FINAL TEXT (the listing the
user sees); showsMain keeps the broad surface for its documented reason.
Validated live in the final gate run rather than quarantined: the test
guards real behavior (branch filtering) and the assertion was the bug.

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* test: wire 12 orphaned test files into the free suite (D3a)

ios-qa/daemon/test (10 files), ios-qa/scripts/gen-accessors.test.ts, and
browser-skills/hackernews-frontpage/script.test.ts ran under NO script
or CI — written coverage catching nothing. All 174 tests green on
arrival (4.6s), zero quarantines needed. TODOS P2 closed: main wired
design/test in v1.64, the variants-retry-after flake it named is fixed
on this branch, and this commit lands the remaining orphans.

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* test: supabase-provision runs in-process — 16.5s -> 0.45s

bin/gstack-gbrain-supabase-provision (482-line bash) becomes a 26-line
bun-shebang entry over a new importable lib/gbrain-supabase-provision.ts
with an injected-deps seam (fetch/env/stdout/sleep — D7: args, never
env-mutation-before-import). The 33 spawn-per-test cases run in-process
against the same Bun.serve mocks; exactly one spawn smoke keeps the
shebang/CLI/receipt contract covered.

Byte-compat proven by a 25-case differential harness (old bash bin from
git vs new, same mock): stdout, stderr, exit codes identical across all
subcommands, JSON/plain modes, and error paths. Egress receipts stay
per-attempt, receipt-before-send, fail-closed (scanner updated:
SHELL_SINKS -> MODULE_SINKS). No-op sleep injection makes retry/backoff
paths instant.

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* evals: kill the 3,372-line zombie monolith; revive 4 never-run tests

test/skill-e2e.test.ts survived the v1.56 split as a zombie: the paid
glob needs the skill-e2e-* hyphen, so with EVALS=1 NOTHING has executed
it for ~8 releases — and it held the ONLY implementations of four
map-registered tests: review-coverage-audit (gate), plan-eng-coverage-
audit (gate), ship-triage (gate), ship-idempotency (periodic). Three
gate tests silently never ran — the exact 0%-execution class this
branch exists to kill.

Rehomed into test/skill-e2e-coverage-audit.test.ts, -triage.test.ts, and
-ship-idempotency-sdk.test.ts with bodies byte-identical modulo collector
wiring and fixture extraction (drift observed in the skills since v1.56
is DOCUMENTED in each header, not fixed — their first paid run in 8
releases must attribute failures to drift, not to this move). All 24
other monolith names were true duplicates of the split files — dropped
with the monolith. Matrix rows added to both eval workflows; the paid
glob's zombie-exclusion is now a commented regression pin.

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* test: fix two parallelism-exposed flakes (probe re-run, live-tree census)

Both pass solo and on main but flaked under the parallel runner:

1. gstack-brain-context-load probed 'gbrain --version' PER QUERY with a
   500ms budget — a cold probe on a saturated box timed out (observed
   505ms), branding gbrain 'missing' for one query while siblings
   passed. The probe is now memoized (availability can't change
   mid-invocation) with a generous one-time 5s budget; query calls keep
   the tight timeout.

2. skill-size-budget's catalog estimate read the LIVE tree, so a
   concurrent worker's transient skill-shaped scratch dirs exactly
   doubled it (8356 vs 4177). The ratchet now counts git-TRACKED skills
   only — the catalog that ships, immune to sibling workers.

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* evals: demote 4 expensive posture tests to periodic (D2a)

design-consultation-research ($0.91/304s) and -preview ($0.89/481s) —
the two most expensive gate tests — plus office-hours-forcing-energy
(LLM-judge posture score; its sibling was already demoted) and
cso-full-audit (250s/$0.57; the targeted cso tests stay gate). Saves
~$8-12 and 10-15 min per gate run. The plan-*-finding-floor tests stay
gate deliberately: cheap insurance on the most-edited skill surface.
Housing files have no whole-file self-gates, so the runtime E2E_TIERS
filter handles both tiers; tier-alignment tripwire green.

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* evals: judge default Sonnet -> Haiku 4.5 (D1a)

The 25 doc-quality judges are rubric-scoring calls — a duty Haiku is
already proven at in this repo (pty hung/working classifier,
first-task-scaffold, hermetic-canary). Tests needing a stronger judge
pass a model explicitly. Note: eval-store judge costs were hardcoded
synthetic (0.02), so no baseline distortion. Re-baselined by the
periodic run in this branch's final verification.

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* evals: SDK runner default Opus -> Sonnet (D1a)

agent-sdk-runner defaulted to Opus 4.7 while session-runner (the claude
-p path) defaulted to Sonnet — an inconsistency between the two runners,
not a decision anyone made. Unpinned tests were implicitly asserting the
expensive model. The 30+ tests that genuinely need Opus already pin it
via opts.model. Re-baselined by the periodic run in this branch's final
verification; regressors get explicit Opus pins.

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* docs: CLAUDE.md tells the truth about the free suite; make-pdf gate is macOS-only

The '<2s' claim was off by two orders of magnitude (measured 454s serial
at v1.63; ~90-100s now under the parallel runner), and the bare
'bun test' guidance walked the whole repo, loading paid eval files and
missing the strict classifier. Commands now say 'bun run test' with real
numbers, document the strict-output invariant, the EVALS_JOBS /
EVALS_CONCURRENCY split, the computed detach-timeout floor, and the
required free-tests lane. make-pdf-gate drops its Linux leg (redundant
with the free lane running make-pdf tests on every PR); macOS rendering
coverage stays.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: catalog ratchet reads committed content; SDK unit pins follow D1a default

Two follow-ups from the verification runs:

1. skill-size-budget's catalog estimate still flaked under --parallel
   (8356, then 8041, vs 4177 solo) even after filtering to tracked
   skills: sibling workers REGENERATE real SKILL.md files mid-run, so
   any live-tree read is a moving target. The ratchet now reads each
   tracked skill's frontmatter from git show HEAD: — the catalog that
   ships — which no concurrent worker can perturb.

2. agent-sdk-runner unit pins asserted the old Opus default through the
   default-flow fixtures; flipped to the Sonnet default (the explicit-
   override pass-through pins keep Opus — that path is unchanged).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(browse): SIGKILL abandoned Chromium on close-race timeout (suite wedge)

close()'s launched-mode path raced browser.close() against 5s and on
timeout ABANDONED the child: this.browser nulled, process handle lost,
Chromium alive holding keep-alive connections into test servers whose
stop() then waits forever. Reproduced twice as an intermittent (~50%)
whole-suite wedge — a 44min 0.1%-CPU hang pinned by a leaked LISTEN
socket, and a 400s hang with commands.test.ts teardown in flight.

The child handle is now captured BEFORE the race and SIGKILLed on
race-timeout (launched mode only; headed keeps context.close). Race
timers are unref'd so a successful close stops pinning the caller's
event loop for the window. The four browse test servers force-close
keep-alives (stop(true)) as belt-and-braces.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: delete two dead-architecture security contract tests

browse/test/security-source-contracts.test.ts and sidebar-security.test.ts
read browse/src/sidebar-agent.ts at module scope — a file deleted (on main
too) when the sidebar chat-queue path was ripped in favor of the terminal
PTY. Both files have errored on load ever since: the old truncating suite
never surfaced it, and no CI lane ran them. Their subjects (queue-spawn
canary injection, preSpawnSecurityCheck, queued args, chat system prompt)
no longer exist; server.ts retains processAgentEvent only in a comment.

Live security coverage continues in security.test.ts (canary/verdict),
content-security.test.ts (L1-L3), server-sanitize-surrogates.test.ts,
and the security-bench suite. If the terminal-agent path should inherit
any of the deleted contracts, that is a separately scoped piece of work
against the component that actually exists.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(redact): calibrate placeholder recognition for code and doc shapes

Three pushed-secret false positives blocked this branch's push; each is
now recognized as a placeholder in the url_with_password/basic_auth_url
validators, with real passwords still blocking (all pinned):

- ${camelCase} JS template interpolations (the old check only skipped
  uppercase env-style ${DB_PASS}, so the supabase-provision bash->TS
  port's `postgresql://${dbUser}:${dbPass}@...` flagged as two
  pushed secrets).
- The literal PASSWORD/pass placeholder in URL-format doc comments.
- The provision lib's doc comments now use <PASSWORD>/PASSWORD forms.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: opt-in gate for live-playwright ML tests; ios-qa build hygiene

security-live-playwright's L4 tests dlopen onnxruntime inside a bun
--parallel worker whenever the dev box has a warm model cache — the
source of the intermittent 'panic: Segmentation fault' + crashed-worker
retries (and likely the residual run wedges). Same SECURITY_BENCH=1
opt-in as security-bench.test.ts; the L1-L3 tests in the file still run
everywhere.

Also: gitignore the ios-qa gen-accessors-tool Swift .build/ output (a
side-effect of running its tests that kept polluting git status) and
commit its Package.resolved so tool builds resolve reproducibly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: free runner output contract — name the failure, quiet the noise

Diagnosing a red run used to mean re-running with output captured to a
file and grepping past ~1000 lines of tab-close spam and ASCII art —
several runs today ended with no way to even NAME the failing test, and
a wall-timeout kill said nothing about which file wedged.

New contract: the full child stream ALWAYS lands in a per-run log file
(path printed up front); the console shows only runner lines, (fail)
results, crash markers, and the terminal summary (--verbose restores
the firehose; the strict classifier consumes the full stream in every
mode). After every run a stable epilogue names the outcome:

  [test:free] FAIL — k failing test(s) in j file(s), c crashed
  worker(s). Full log: <path>
    ✗ <file> — <test name>
    ⚠ crashed+retried: <file>
    ⏱ in flight at kill: <files>      (timeout only — the wedge suspects)

Attribution rides bun --parallel's per-file output grouping
(ANSI-stripped — color codes defeated a plain grep today). 12 new pins:
epilogue formats, crash surfacing, quiet/verbose console policy, log
completeness, in-flight-at-kill on a real hang.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: quarantine 5 pre-existing env failures individually (receipts in-file)

Three snapshot tests (stale-ref error, snapshot -D diff, annotation
cleanup) and two extension-sender-auth behavioral tests fail identically
on origin/main v1.64.1.0, solo, on dev machines — verified per the blame
protocol. Main's CI lane skip-lists both FILES wholesale; quarantining
only the five failing tests keeps the other 60 guarding. Each carries
the un-skip condition.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: stealth-webdriver launch gets parallel-load headroom (120s)

Playwright's default 30s launch timeout dies under the full-suite
--parallel run when ~400 workers contend for Chromium launches — bun
reports the hook death as an '(unnamed)' 30006ms failure (named on
sight by the new runner epilogue). Both launch sites get explicit 120s
timeouts; the runner's external wall-clock still bounds the ceiling.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: free-runner wall timeout 15min -> 6min (faster wedge diagnosis)

The suite completes in ~100-160s; a wedge used to mean 15 minutes of
silence before the kill-and-name epilogue fired. 6min keeps ~3.5x
headroom over the slowest observed clean run while naming wedge
suspects in minutes. --wall-timeout <secs> overrides per run.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: run worker-hostile files in a serial child (first entry: security-live-playwright)

The residual full-suite wedge, named by the new epilogue: Bun 1.3.13
segfaults running browse/test/security-live-playwright.test.ts in a
--parallel worker ('panic: Segmentation fault ... a bug in Bun'), and
the crashed-worker retry then wedges the whole invocation past the wall
clock. The file passes serially.

New WORKER_HOSTILE placement list: full-suite mode excludes listed files
from the parallel invocation and runs them in their own strict-classified
serial child afterward — execution placement, not a skip; each entry
carries its reason and removal condition.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: gate compare-board's file-level hooks too — the intermittent staller

Skipped describes do NOT skip file-level hooks: the quarantined
compare-board file still ran its top-level beforeAll (PNG fixtures +
Bun.serve + a BrowserManager launch — exactly the 'needs a
display-shaped env' code) on every run, and under parallel load that
setup wedges. Caught red-handed by the runner's in-flight-at-kill
epilogue: '⏱ in flight at kill: browse/test/compare-board.test.ts'.
This was the suite's intermittent staller. Hooks now honor the same
GSTACK_COMPARE_BOARD_TESTS gate; the gated file drops from 3.7s of live
setup to 0.4s of pure skips.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: full suite runs as N shard processes; scrub spec-sync child env

Two fixes from the wedge-hunt endgame:

1. Full-suite mode switches from one 'bun test --parallel' invocation to
   N concurrent shard PROCESSES, serial within each (the paid runner's
   proven model; N = min(6, cpus-2)). The single-invocation strategy hit
   three distinct Bun 1.3.13 worker pathologies in one day — a segfault
   whose crashed-worker retry wedged the run, a quarantined file's
   still-running file-level hooks stalling a worker, and spawn-heavy
   files hanging under load — and each one stalled the WHOLE invocation.
   Process shards isolate any wedge to its own shard. First full run
   under this model: no wedge, six epilogues, one real failure named.
   WORKER_HOSTILE stays as the paper trail; --parallel remains available
   per-shard for a future Bun.

2. That one real failure: spec-template-sync regenerates SKILL.md via a
   child that inherited the shard process's env — an earlier test's
   GSTACK_*/GBRAIN_* mutations changed generator output (failed in-suite,
   passed solo on an identical tree). The child now gets a scrubbed env:
   generator output must be a function of the templates, not of whichever
   test ran before.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: tree-mutating tests run after the parallel shards; scrub relink env

The flake family's root cause, finally: five test files REGENERATE
shared repo artifacts in place (catalog-mode-full rewrites every
SKILL.md in full-catalog mode; spec-sync and idempotency regenerate all
skills; gen-skill-docs and skill-validation rewrite .agents/). Any
concurrent shard reading those files sees a moving target — this one
family produced the exactly-doubled catalog estimate, the golden-file
drift, and the spec-sync mismatch chased earlier today. Full-suite mode
now runs TREE_MUTATING files in one serial shard AFTER the parallel
shards complete; CI's matrix is unaffected (per-runner checkouts).

Also: relink's run() helper spread process.env into its children, so a
sibling file's leaked GSTACK_HOME made the 'fresh install' test see a
neighbor's skill_prefix. GSTACK_HOME is now dropped unless the test
passes it explicitly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: gbrain-detection-override joins TREE_MUTATING (mutator #6)

It regenerates SKILL.md in place with --respect-detection (the gbrain
variant adds ~1-3KB per carved skeleton) and git-restores afterward —
its own header documents the approach. During that window the parity
suite in a concurrent shard read inflated skeletons and failed 4 caps.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test: tree-ratchet readers join the serial phase (quiet tree by construction)

Two consecutive runs failed the parity caps with byte-identical inflated
skeletons (+~2KB gbrain-variant blocks) while the tree was clean before
and after — some concurrent regen window keeps escaping the mutator
census. Rather than hunt every present and future mutator, the tests
that MEASURE the shared tree (parity caps, size budgets, carve guards)
now run in the serial phase after the parallel shards: a quiet tree by
construction, immune to any regen we haven't found.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* evals: judge default back to Sonnet — Haiku regressed the rubric family (A/B receipts)

The partial-diff rehearsal was the Haiku judge default's first live run
and it failed all three selected doc-rubric judges. Controlled A/B on
the identical health-rubric prompt: Haiku 2/2/2 vs Sonnet 4/3/4, both
with coherent reasoning — Haiku is simply a harsher grader on
long-document rubrics, and every >=4 threshold in skill-llm-eval was
calibrated against months of Sonnet baselines. Per D1a's
pin-on-regressors protocol the default reverts; a new
GSTACK_EVAL_MODEL_JUDGE override makes future recalibration a one-var
experiment. Haiku keeps the classifier-grade duties (pty hung/working,
warmup, distill via lib/eval-model.ts) and D1a's capture->Sonnet stands.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(test-runner): per-origin classifier buffers — interleaved pipes can't shear lines

stdout and stderr are independent pipes; a chunk from one can arrive
between two halves of a line from the other. The single shared
pending-buffer glued those fragments into garbled lines: a sheared
(fail) line went uncounted (defeating the exit-0-with-failures
backstop) and a sheared terminal summary read as truncation.
Counters stay shared; line assembly is now per-stream, and both
runners tag the stream origin. Also drops the dead ChildProcess
type import left by the killProcessGroup move.

* fix(test-runner): real carve-guard keys in TREE_MUTATING; census pins; size-scaled wall deadlines

TREE_MUTATING listed 'test/carve-guard-checks.test.ts' — a file that
has never existed (the real ratchet readers are
carve-guard-completeness and carve-section-ordering), so the intended
serialization was silently absent. New census pin tests fail on any
key that doesn't name a real free test file, and on a TEST_ROOTS
entry that stops contributing files. Full-suite wall deadlines now
scale with shard size (max(6min, files x 5s)) so a jobs=1 machine or
the ~130-file Windows shards can't false-timeout a healthy run;
explicit --wall-timeout disables scaling. Stale --parallel wording in
the dry-run message, jsdoc, and the TREE_MUTATING ordering comment
corrected to the shipped process-shard model.

* fix(evals): selection under-selection fixes — duplicate keys, self-paths, quotePath

Three under-selection holes: (1) duplicate E2E_TOUCHFILES keys
(ship-plan-completion/-verification) — JS keeps the LAST duplicate, so
the earlier dep lists were dead; pair deleted and a duplicate-key scan
added to the literal-only tripwire. (2) The five rehomed e2e files
didn't list themselves in their own dep lists, so editing the test
never selected it. (3) git C-escapes non-ASCII paths without
core.quotePath=false, so an accented filename matched no glob and
deselected its tests. Also updates the stale --retry cost comment.

* fix(evals): destructive-actions guard actually inspects Bash commands

The rehomed guard filtered on typeof input === 'string', but
session-runner records tool inputs as objects ({command} for Bash) —
the filter matched nothing and the assertion could never fail, even
against a real 'git push'. Now extracts the command from the object
shape, same as the usedGitDiff check above it.

* fix(redact): interpolation allowance can't swallow a real $word password

The placeholder calibration used optional braces on both sides, which
also suppressed bare $lowercase — a real password starting with '$'
would have passed the HIGH gate. Interpolation now means ${identifier}
(braced, any case) or bare $UPPER_SNAKE only; both connection-string
patterns share one validator so they can't drift. Pins added for the
bare-$word block, $UPPER allowance, and mismatched-brace block.

* fix(gbrain): wait --timeout validates up front instead of polling forever on NaN

Number('abc') is NaN, NaN comparisons are always false, and the
poll loop never hit its deadline — an infinite 5s loop where the bash
predecessor errored immediately. die(2) at parse time, with a test.

* ci: least-privilege tokens on the two lanes that execute PR-controlled code

free-tests runs PR code (install lifecycle scripts + the suite) with
whatever the repo-default GITHUB_TOKEN grant is, persisted into
.git/config by checkout. Now: permissions contents:read,
persist-credentials false, pinned by the wiring test. actionlint gets
the same treatment plus a digest pin on the third-party Docker Hub
image (a tag is repointable with no GitHub-side audit trail, and the
image sees the mounted checkout). restore-keys added to both caches so
a lockfile bump warms from the previous cache; stale --parallel header
wording corrected.

* test(browse): unit coverage for the close() SIGKILL fallback

The wedge fix (capture the Chromium child before the close race,
SIGKILL on timeout) shipped without a test of the branch it added —
the coverage audit flagged it as the diff's one regression-gap. The
5s race window becomes an injectable closeRaceMs field, and four unit
tests pin: SIGKILL on hang, no SIGKILL on clean close, no SIGKILL on
an already-exited child, SIGKILL on a rejecting close.

* docs: CLAUDE.md describes the shipped shard-process model, not the abandoned --parallel probe

* fix(test-runner): cancellation terminates the run; win32 kills the whole tree

Installing SIGINT/SIGTERM forwarders suppresses Node's default
terminate-on-signal, so a cancelled run killed the current child and
kept LAUNCHING shards — observed as paid runs continuing to burn API
spend after Ctrl-C (codex adversarial, repro'd ALIVE_AFTER_SIGTERM).
The first signal now also schedules the parent's own exit after the
children's SIGKILL grace, and both shard pools consult
isTerminationRequested() before taking new work. On win32,
killProcessGroup uses taskkill /T /F — detached:true creates no
killable group there, and a bare child.kill orphaned every grandchild
(ports, locks, and the inherited pipes that kept close from firing).
Also: the tree-mutating serial shard prints dirty generated artifacts
when it dies mid-regeneration, and --shard CI-matrix mode gets the
same size-scaled wall deadline as full-suite mode.

* fix(evals): preflight fails fast on spawn error, timeout, and exit 127

The ping only grepped stdout for two connection strings — a missing
claude binary, a 30s timeout kill, or command-not-found all returned
'ok', and the fleet then burned ~30 shard timeouts discovering the
outage one child at a time. Cross-model finding (testing specialist +
codex adversarial). Other non-zero exits stay deliberately fail-open:
a flaky preflight must not block a runnable suite; pinned both ways.

* fix(redact): lowercase 'password'/'pass' at the URL-password position blocks

The case-insensitive placeholder words waved postgres://admin:password@host
through the HIGH gate as a doc placeholder (codex adversarial,
verified zero findings pre-fix). URL-password position is now stricter
than generic placeholder detection: ALL-CAPS doc convention
(USER:PASSWORD), ${identifier} interpolations, bare $UPPER_SNAKE, and
structural shapes (<your-password>) suppress; lowercase dictionary
words block. Pinned in both directions.

* fix(gbrain): DSNs percent-encode the password; body reads retry; stdout drains

Three codex-adversarial findings in the provision port: (1) raw DB_PASS
interpolation — a reserved character (/ # ? % @) restructured the URI,
provisioning succeeded, and every consumer then failed to parse the DSN
(unusable billable orphan); now encodeURIComponent, round-trip pinned.
(2) await res.text() sat outside the transport try — a server that sent
headers then reset the stream was an uncaught exit 1 instead of a
retry-then-exit-8. (3) The bin entrypoint called process.exit() after
unawaited stdout writes, truncating piped JSON; exitCode lets writes
drain.

* fix(evals): selection-path helpers join GLOBAL_TOUCHFILES; base-branch keys self-register

The three-file split moved test-selection.ts into the globals but
dropped the facade — an edit to test/helpers/touchfiles.ts (executable
selection-path code imported by every consumer) selected ZERO paid
tests, the exact invisible-non-execution class this branch exists to
kill (claude adversarial, finding 1). e2e-helpers.ts (the harness every
paid test imports) and paid-test-set.ts (paid-vs-free classification)
had the same gap. The review/ship base-branch keys also register
test/skill-e2e-review-attribution.test.ts so editing those tests
selects them.

* ci(free-tests): PR-number concurrency, failure-log artifact, main-push runs

Three red-team/adversarial findings on the new required lane:
(1) concurrency keyed on bare head_ref — two forks with the same
branch name shared one group, so a push to fork B cancelled fork A's
in-flight REQUIRED check (merge-pipeline DoS with no code fault); key
on the PR number. (2) The runner's full logs die with the runner in
os.tmpdir() — a red check named WHICH test failed but never why;
upload the shard logs as an artifact on failure. (3) PR-only trigger
meant two individually-green PRs could merge into a red main with
nothing running the suite there; add push: branches: [main].

* ci: PR-number concurrency keying on the eval and Windows lanes too

Same fork-branch-name collision as free-tests.yml: bare head_ref
carries no owner prefix, so same-name branches from different forks
shared a cancel-in-progress group.

* test(evals): retro E2E passes require the report on disk

Both retro tests passed with zero work product: error_max_turns
counted as success and the content assertion was guarded by
fs.existsSync — a run that burned 30 turns and wrote nothing recorded
green (red team). The report is now load-bearing for pass/fail.

* chore: bump version and changelog (v1.66.0.0)

Test/evals/CI speedup pass: release summary + itemized changes in
CHANGELOG.md; TODOS.md marks the free-suite exit-code P1 complete and
files the review-army follow-ups.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(redact): fully-braced ${...} interpolations are code, whatever they contain

The identifier-only braced form flagged the DSN builder's own
${encodeURIComponent(dbPass)} call site as a pushed secret — a scan
that cries wolf on the fix for the previous finding. Any ${...}
spanning the whole password segment is template code; bare $word
stays uppercase-only so $hunter2 still blocks. The mismatched-brace
negative fixture assembles at runtime so this file's own pushed bytes
carry no blockable URL shape.

* test(gbrain): assemble the pooler expected-URL from parts (scan-clean pushed bytes)

* docs: sync docs for v1.66.0.0 (test/evals/CI speedup)

CONTRIBUTING.md, AGENTS.md, and ARCHITECTURE.md still taught bare
`bun test` for the suite; the shipped runner deprecates it (walks the
whole repo, loads paid eval files, misses the strict classifier). All
suite-level references now say `bun run test`, the Tier 1 section
describes the strict shard runner (~90-100s, --verbose, --wall-timeout),
the sharded paid-runner paragraph documents diff-based shard skipping
and the EVALS_JOBS / EVALS_CONCURRENCY split, the Tier 3 row points at
the actual judge-only invocation, and GSTACK_EVAL_MODEL_JUDGE is
documented at the judge it overrides.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* ci(free-tests): restore the PR-number concurrency + failure-log artifact; truth-fix stale comments

The workspace-revert incident that hit CHANGELOG/TODOS mid-ship also
caught free-tests.yml between edits: commit 8d6c2ff8's message claims
PR-number concurrency + artifact upload + main-push runs, but only the
push trigger survived to the commit (caught by the /document-release
doc-vs-code audit). Both re-applied. Also: eval-model.ts header said
capture defaults to Opus (it's Sonnet per D1a), paid-shards' header
pinned a stale 44/63 shard census, and two CHANGELOG phrases
over-claimed ('six' -> 'up to six' shard processes; retry-1 scoped to
retry-bearing paid paths).

* ci: setup-buildx before every cache-exporting image build

First live run of the cache trio failed at flag-parse time: the
default buildx `docker` driver hard-errors on cache-to registry
export ('Cache export is not supported for the docker driver'), which
failed build-image on PR #2593 and skipped the entire gate eval
matrix behind it. docker/setup-buildx-action creates the
docker-container builder that supports registry cache export; all
three build sites (evals, evals-periodic, ci-image) get it.

* fix(browse): Xvfb identity is argv[0]'s basename, not a cmdline substring

First Linux CI run: isOurXvfb identified the TEST RUNNER as our Xvfb —
the suite's own argv contains 'xvfb.test.ts', the substring match over
the whole cmdline passed, and the start-time check matched because the
pid was real. Any process whose ARGUMENTS mention xvfb (a runner, an
editor) was killable — the sibling-kill class the identity check
exists to prevent. Identity now rests on argv[0]'s basename ('Xvfb'),
with a sh-$0 regression pin. isDisplayFree falls back to the X
socket/lock files when xdpyinfo isn't installed (x11-utils is absent
on some images that ship Xvfb).

* fix(test-runner): strip GHA ::group:: wrappers before file attribution

On GitHub Actions bun wraps each file's log section in ::group::. The
un-stripped header failed FILE_HEADER_RE, failures attributed to the
PREVIOUS file, and the terminal recap's re-printed (fail) lines landed
under a phantom second file — the first Linux run reported 5 real
failures as 10 across 2 files (one of them innocent). Strip the prefix
before matching; the existing file+test dedupe then absorbs the recap.

* test: first-Linux-run environment fixes — bun-only PATH shim, claude gate, darwin-scoped pdf gates

Three environmental assumptions the Linux lane exposed:
(1) gbrain-detect's deterministic SAFE_PATH lacked the bun runtime, so
every env-shebang spawn exited 127 on CI; a scratch dir holding ONLY a
bun symlink joins the PATH (appending bun's real dir would leak its
siblings — dev boxes keep gbrain there too).
(2) host-config's 'detect finds claude' assumed a claude binary; the
secretless lane deliberately has none — gated on Bun.which.
(3) The four make-pdf render gates hard-required prerequisites on ANY
CI, but the make-pdf gate workflow is macOS-only by decision and the
Linux lane doesn't build dist/pdf — hard-require scoped to darwin.

* ci(free-tests): run the suite under xvfb-run

Headed-browser tests (handoff, extension sidepanel DOM) need a real
DISPLAY; the first Linux run died on Playwright's 'headed browser
without an XServer' banner. xvfb-run -a provides the display; x11-utils
ships xdpyinfo for display probing.

* fix(test-runner): bun's headerless failure recap can't invent a phantom failing file

Round-3 CI showed the remaining half of the recap bug: bun prints
'N tests failed:' then re-prints every (fail) line with NO file
headers, so they attributed to the stale currentFile — an innocent
file (test/uninstall.test.ts) was charged with another file's 5
failures. The recap marker now ends attribution (currentFile=null,
chunk closed) and recap re-prints of already-recorded test names
dedupe; a recap-only failure the main run never attributed still
records, unattributed, as belt and braces.

* test(browse): sidepanel DOM suite launches with --no-sandbox on CI + console capture

The suite's raw chromium.launch had no --no-sandbox — every browse
test that goes through gstack's launcher (which always passes it)
survived the Linux lane, while this file's sandboxed renderer died on
first navigation: waitForFunction hung to the 15s test timeout, then
every newContext failed with Target.createBrowserContext. Also wires
pageerror/console-error capture at all six pages so a page-side
failure reads as itself in CI logs instead of a bare timeout.

* test(browse): delete the sidepanel security-DOM suite — it tests UI removed in v1.14

Another member of the never-ran class: the file skipped everywhere
(Playwright chromium absent locally, no Linux CI until this branch),
so it rotted invisibly through THREE contract changes — the v1.63
/extension-token bootstrap, the endpoint growth (/memory,
/pty-session, /sse-session), and finally the v1.14 sidebar-REPL
rewrite that removed the security shield/banner UI it asserts on
(#security-shield survives in sidepanel.html as a dead hidden stub
with no JS driver; sidepanel.js:87 and :1317 document the removal).
The Linux lane executed it for the first time and it can never pass:
the behavior is gone. The L1-L3 security filters it name-checked stay
covered by the ~83 unit/behavioral security tests. The free-tests
lane also vendors xterm assets (bun run vendor:xterm) so the
sidepanel terminal scripts load for any future DOM coverage.

* ci(evals): per-row retry override — two receipted rows keep the third attempt

Three PR rounds of receipts: pty-plan-smoke failed attempt 2 in two
consecutive rounds with ROTATING members (plan-design-review, then
plan-eng-review) and e2e-workflow's document-release timed out on
attempt 2 in round 4 — while both families pass on branches still
running three attempts, and every other row stayed green at --retry 1
across all rounds. Matrix rows gain an optional retries field
(default 1); only these two rows set 2, keeping the measured
retry-amplification win everywhere else.

* test(windows): curate the seven POSIX-bound files the expanded lane surfaced; fix flag-utils path embedding

First full run of the expanded Windows lane (13 -> ~258 files, PR #2593
run 31918591602) failed in exactly 8 files. One was a real test bug,
fixed: design-flag-utils embedded a raw Windows ROOT into a bun -e
string where backslashes act as escapes (D:\a\gstack imported as
D:agstack) — forward slashes work on every platform. The other seven
are POSIX-bound in ways the content patterns cannot see (sed/ln/bash
ARE their subject, a shebang shim arrives via variable, wall-clock
retry bounds on the slowest runner) — each gets a receipted
KNOWN_WINDOWS_INCOMPATIBLE entry, and the census pin now covers that
list so a renamed file fails the suite instead of silently keeping a
stale exclusion.

* test(windows): curate skill-census + browser-manager-unit; surface unhandled errors in the epilogue

Round-2 Windows census (zero failing TESTS — the first curation wave
held): shard 1 failed on an unhandled module-load throw in
skill-census (the skills-tree symlink layout needs Developer Mode CI
runners lack) and shard 2 wedged to its wall deadline inside
browser-manager-unit — both get receipted exclusions; macOS + Linux
lanes keep covering the files. The unhandled-error class also exposed
an epilogue gap: it fails the shard via the strict classifier but
produces no (fail) lines, so the epilogue read 'FAIL — 0 failing
test(s)' with no culprit. The reporter now attributes each
'# Unhandled error between tests' marker to its chunk and the FAIL
line carries the count.

* docs: file the two Windows-lane follow-ups (browser-manager wedge, skill-census symlinks)

* test(windows): round-3 curation — seven files the round-2 wedge had been truncating

The browser-manager-unit wedge was cutting shard 2 short, so each
Windows round revealed the next segment of never-run files. With the
wedge excluded, shard 2 completes (50s) and shows its real failures:
seven more POSIX-environment files (PID/cmdline identity probing,
bash scripts as the subject under test, env-scrubbed bun spawns).
Shards 1 and 3 (including all tree-mutators) now PASS on
windows-latest — this should be the fixed point: ~234 files of real
Windows coverage vs the 13 hand-picked before.

* test(windows): round-4 curation (spawnSkill env, symlink fixtures) + shard-log artifact

Shard 2 ran all 132 files with zero (fail) lines yet bun exited 1 —
unhandled errors in a shape neither counter names, and the Windows
lane had no log artifact to attribute them. Statically attributed and
excluded: browser-skill-commands (spawnSkill spawns bun with a
constructed env; resolution fails under Windows spawn) and
security-audit-r2 (evil-link symlink fixtures need Developer Mode).
The lane now uploads its shard logs on failure like free-tests.yml,
with os.tmpdir() pointed at runner.temp so the glob can find them.

* evals: Opus pin on the spec AUQ-matrix entry — D1a regressor, receipts in-file

The periodic re-baseline for the capture default (Opus -> Sonnet)
found exactly one regressor across the seven-entry AUQ behavioral
matrix: spec failed twice under Sonnet ('never reached a question in
budget', 242s) while its six siblings passed; the controlled Opus
re-run passed cleanly (7/7 format, substance 5, 160s), and a second
run through the new per-entry model plumbing confirms. MatrixSkill
gains an optional model field wired into captureFirstAuq; only spec
sets it. TODOS gains the re-baseline receipts for the never-baselined
periodic tail (three setup-gbrain files + ship-idempotency, all
local-only).

* test(evals): scope-gate assertion carries its evidence tail; file the detector-flake TODO

The plan-design-review member fails ONLY scopeGateQuestionObserved
intermittently on unchanged code (PR #2593: red rounds 3/11 + rerun,
green rounds 5/6 — every attempt terminal, no plan-mode leak), and a
bare Expected-true/Received-false is undiagnosable from CI logs. The
check now throws with the last-2KB visible evidence, so the next
failure distinguishes a detector-sensitivity miss from a real silent
bypass. TODO filed with the full receipt trail.

* test(evals): review-dashboard-via budget 300s -> 360s — third ratchet of the same contention story

PR #2472 documented the 180s deterministic 0-turn startup timeouts and
ratcheted to 300s; PR #2593 hit 302s timeouts on attempt 2 in two
consecutive runs while five sibling rounds passed — marginal at 300s
under 40-way in-shard concurrency. Same headroom its contention-class
sibling (retro-base-branch) carries; outer bun timeout rises to 480s.

* test(evals): document-release budget 180s -> 300s — same contention ratchet, receipts in-file

Timed out at exactly 180s on its final attempt twice on PR #2593
(rounds 4 and 13) while passing four other rounds — a 30-turn
multi-step doc workflow is marginal at 180s under 40-way in-shard CI
concurrency. Same story and same fix as review-dashboard-via and
retro-base-branch; outer bun timeout rises to 360s.

* docs: file the systemic in-shard-concurrency follow-up behind the timeout-flake family

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Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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/**
* Unit tests for lib/redact-engine.ts + lib/redact-patterns.ts.
*
* One positive test per pattern, plus FP-filters, validators (Luhn/entropy/
* RFC1918), email allowlist, no-promotion visibility semantics, tool-fence
* degrade, normalization (zero-width / homoglyph / entity), oversize fail-closed,
* and pure-function purity.
*/
import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
import {
scan,
exitCodeFor,
maskPreview,
normalizeWithMap,
redactFindingSpans,
type RepoVisibility,
} from "../lib/redact-engine";
import {
PATTERNS,
luhnValid,
shannonEntropy,
isPublicIPv4,
isPlaceholderSpan,
} from "../lib/redact-patterns";
function ids(text: string, vis: RepoVisibility = "private"): string[] {
return scan(text, { repoVisibility: vis }).findings.map((f) => f.id);
}
describe("HIGH credential patterns", () => {
const cases: Array<[string, string]> = [
["aws.access_key", "key = AKIA1234567890ABCDEF"],
["aws.secret_key", "aws_secret_access_key = AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStUvWxYz0123456789AbCd"],
["github.pat", "token ghp_" + "1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"],
["github.oauth", "gho_" + "1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"],
["github.server", "ghs_1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"],
["github.fine_grained", "github_pat_" + "A".repeat(82)],
["anthropic.key", "sk-ant-" + "api03-abcdefghij1234567890XYZ"],
["openai.key", "sk-proj-" + "a".repeat(40)],
["sendgrid.key", "SG." + "a".repeat(22) + "." + "b".repeat(43)],
["stripe.secret", "sk_live_" + "a".repeat(30)],
["slack.token", "xox" + "b-1234567890-abcdefghijklmnop"],
["slack.webhook", "https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B11111111/" + "a".repeat(24)],
["discord.webhook", "https://discord.com/api/webhooks/123456789012345678/" + "a".repeat(60)],
["pem.private_key", "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----"],
// #1946 coverage-gap additions
["gitlab.token", "remote: glpat-" + "Ab12Cd34Ef56Gh78Ij90"],
["gitlab.token", "trigger glptt-" + "a1b2c3d4e5f6a7b8c9d0e1f2"],
["gitlab.token", "deploy gldt-" + "Zy98Xw76Vu54Ts32Rq10"],
["huggingface.token", "hf_" + "AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStUvWxYz012345"],
["npm.token", "npm_" + "a1B2c3D4e5F6g7H8i9J0k1L2m3N4o5P6q7R8"],
["digitalocean.token", "dop_v1_" + "0123456789abcdef".repeat(4)],
[
"gcp.service_account",
'{"private_key_id": "abc123", "private_key": "-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\\nMIIE..."}',
],
["google.oauth_client_secret", 'client_secret: "GOCSPX-' + "Ab3xQ9zLmNp2RtVw7YkD1sHf" + '"'],
["telegram.bot_token", "TELEGRAM_TOKEN=8326208591:AA" + "HdqRy9Lm2ZpXvKb4NcQw8TuEr6YoP1sVg"],
];
for (const [id, text] of cases) {
test(`flags ${id}`, () => {
expect(ids(text)).toContain(id);
});
}
// #1868 — modern OpenAI keys use base64url bodies (with - and _). The old
// [A-Za-z0-9]{32,} regex stopped at the first separator and missed them all,
// failing a HIGH credential OPEN through the redaction gate.
test("openai.key flags modern sk-proj-/sk-svcacct-/sk-admin- shapes (#1868)", () => {
const missed = [
"sk-proj-Ab12_Cd34-Ef56Gh78Ij90Kl12Mn34Op56Qr78St90Uv",
"sk-svcacct-abc_def-ghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789ABCDEF",
"sk-admin-AAAA_BBBB-CCCC_DDDD-EEEE_FFFF-GGGG_HHHH1234",
];
for (const key of missed) {
expect(ids(`OPENAI_API_KEY=${key}`)).toContain("openai.key");
}
// legacy contiguous shape still flags
expect(ids("sk-proj-" + "a".repeat(40))).toContain("openai.key");
});
test("openai.key does not over-match prose / malformed sk- strings (#1868 calibration)", () => {
// HIGH tier BLOCKS, so false positives on prose are costly. None of these
// should flag as openai.key.
const benign = [
"the sk-learning-rate-schedule-was-tuned-carefully", // hyphenated prose
"sk--double-dash-typo-not-a-real-key",
"use sk-proj for the project prefix in docs", // no body
"sk-short", // too short, no prefix
];
for (const text of benign) {
expect(ids(text)).not.toContain("openai.key");
}
});
test("twilio.auth_token needs an SID nearby", () => {
const sid = "AC" + "a".repeat(32);
const tok = "b".repeat(32);
expect(ids(`account ${sid} token ${tok}`)).toContain("twilio.auth_token");
// bare 32-hex with no SID nearby should NOT flag as twilio
expect(ids(`random ${tok} here`)).not.toContain("twilio.auth_token");
});
test("db.url_with_password flags real password, skips placeholder/env-var", () => {
expect(ids("postgres://user:s3cretP@ss@db.example.com/app")).toContain("db.url_with_password");
expect(ids("postgres://user:${DB_PASSWORD}@host/app")).not.toContain("db.url_with_password");
// Literal PASSWORD placeholder (URL-format doc comments).
expect(ids("postgresql://USER:PASSWORD@host/db")).not.toContain("db.url_with_password");
// JS template interpolations are code, not credentials — the
// uppercase-only placeholder form blocked a push over
// `postgresql://${dbUser}:${dbPass}@...` in a bash->TS port.
// eslint-disable-next-line no-template-curly-in-string
expect(ids("postgresql://${dbUser}:${dbPass}@${dbHost}:5432/db")).not.toContain("db.url_with_password");
// Assembled at runtime so this file's own diff never contains a
// credential-shaped literal (the prepush guard scans exact pushed bytes).
expect(ids("postgres://admin:" + "hun" + "ter2@db.internal/app")).toContain("db.url_with_password");
// Bare $UPPER_SNAKE is shell convention → suppressed; bare $lowercase is
// NOT an interpolation form — a real password starting with `$` must
// still block (both-braces-optional would have let it through).
expect(ids("postgres://user:$DB_PASSWORD@host/app")).not.toContain("db.url_with_password");
expect(ids("postgres://admin:$" + "hun" + "ter2@db.internal/app")).toContain("db.url_with_password");
// Mismatched brace is not an interpolation either (assembled at runtime
// so this file's own pushed bytes carry no blockable URL shape).
expect(ids("postgres://admin:${" + "dbPass@db.internal/app")).toContain("db.url_with_password");
// A fully-braced interpolation is code whatever it contains — the DSN
// builder's `${encodeURIComponent(dbPass)}` call site must not scan as a
// pushed secret.
expect(ids("postgresql://user:${encodeURIComponent(dbPass)}@host:5432/db")).not.toContain("db.url_with_password");
// A LOWERCASE literal 'password'/'pass' at the URL-password position is a
// real (terrible) credential, not a doc placeholder — only the ALL-CAPS
// doc convention (USER:PASSWORD) is suppressed. Assembled at runtime so
// this file's own bytes never carry a live credential shape.
expect(ids("postgres://admin:" + "pass" + "word@10.0.0.5/app")).toContain("db.url_with_password");
expect(ids("https://root:" + "pa" + "ss@127.0.0.1/")).toContain("creds.basic_auth_url");
// Structural placeholders still suppress at the URL position.
expect(ids("postgres://user:<your-password>@host/db")).not.toContain("db.url_with_password");
});
test("all HIGH patterns block (exit 3)", () => {
const r = scan("AKIA1234567890ABCDEF", { repoVisibility: "private" });
expect(exitCodeFor(r)).toBe(3);
});
});
describe("MEDIUM demoted credential-shaped patterns (TENSION-1)", () => {
test("stripe.publishable is MEDIUM not HIGH", () => {
const f = scan("pk_live_" + "a".repeat(30), { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings.find(
(x) => x.id === "stripe.publishable",
);
expect(f?.tier).toBe("MEDIUM");
});
test("google.api_key is MEDIUM", () => {
const f = scan("AIza" + "a".repeat(35), { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings.find(
(x) => x.id === "google.api_key",
);
expect(f?.tier).toBe("MEDIUM");
});
test("jwt is MEDIUM", () => {
const jwt = "eyJhbGciOiJ.eyJzdWIiOiI." + "x".repeat(20);
const f = scan(jwt, { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings.find((x) => x.id === "jwt");
expect(f?.tier).toBe("MEDIUM");
});
test("env.kv fires on high-entropy, skips placeholder", () => {
expect(ids("API_TOKEN=8Fk2pQ9vXz4wL7mN3rT6yB1cD5eG0hJ")).toContain("env.kv");
expect(ids("API_KEY=changeme")).not.toContain("env.kv");
expect(ids("API_KEY=${MY_VAR}")).not.toContain("env.kv");
});
// #1946 — Bearer is the most FP-prone shape in the wave: docs and examples
// are full of "Authorization: Bearer <token>". MEDIUM + header proximity +
// the env.kv entropy recipe keep it calibrated.
test("auth.bearer fires on a high-entropy token in header context", () => {
const text = "curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer 8Fk2pQ9vXz4wL7mN3rT6yB1cD5eG0hJq'";
const f = scan(text, { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings.find(
(x) => x.id === "auth.bearer",
);
expect(f).toBeDefined();
expect(f?.tier).toBe("MEDIUM");
});
test("auth.bearer skips placeholders and env interpolations", () => {
expect(ids("Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE_PLACEHOLDER")).not.toContain("auth.bearer");
expect(ids("Authorization: Bearer ${ACCESS_TOKEN_FROM_ENV}")).not.toContain("auth.bearer");
});
test("auth.bearer requires header context (bare 'Bearer x' prose doesn't fire)", () => {
expect(ids("the Bearer 8Fk2pQ9vXz4wL7mN3rT6yB1cD5eG0hJq walked in")).not.toContain(
"auth.bearer",
);
});
});
describe("#1946 pattern negatives (placeholders never fire)", () => {
test("short or placeholder shapes don't trip the new HIGH patterns", () => {
expect(ids("glpat-xxxx")).not.toContain("gitlab.token");
expect(ids("hf_token")).not.toContain("huggingface.token");
expect(ids("npm_install")).not.toContain("npm.token");
expect(ids("dop_v1_short")).not.toContain("digitalocean.token");
// pem header WITHOUT the GCP JSON shape stays pem.private_key only.
expect(ids("-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----")).not.toContain("gcp.service_account");
});
});
describe("google.oauth_client_secret / telegram.bot_token negatives", () => {
test("undersized and placeholder shapes never fire", () => {
// Length floor keeps short repo fixtures quiet (e.g. the 19-char body in
// openclaw's extensions/google/oauth.test.ts).
expect(ids("GOCSPX-FakeSecretValue123")).not.toContain("google.oauth_client_secret");
expect(ids("GOCSPX-short")).not.toContain("google.oauth_client_secret");
// Placeholder suppression on an otherwise correctly-sized body.
expect(ids("GOCSPX-example" + "a".repeat(17))).not.toContain("google.oauth_client_secret");
expect(ids("1234567890:AAexample" + "a".repeat(26))).not.toContain("telegram.bot_token");
// A plain number pair must not read as a bot token.
expect(ids("1234567890:1234567890")).not.toContain("telegram.bot_token");
// The AIza key stays MEDIUM (google.api_key); it is not promoted here.
expect(ids("AIza" + "a".repeat(35))).not.toContain("google.oauth_client_secret");
});
});
describe("PII patterns", () => {
test("email flags + is autoRedactable", () => {
const f = scan("ping alice@corp.io please", { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings.find(
(x) => x.id === "pii.email",
);
expect(f).toBeTruthy();
expect(f?.autoRedactable).toBe(true);
});
test("email allowlist: example.com, noreply, self, repo-public", () => {
expect(ids("see user@example.com")).not.toContain("pii.email");
expect(ids("from noreply@github.com")).not.toContain("pii.email");
expect(
scan("me@garry.dev", { repoVisibility: "private", selfEmail: "me@garry.dev" }).findings,
).toHaveLength(0);
expect(
scan("bob@acme.co", { repoVisibility: "private", repoPublicEmails: ["bob@acme.co"] }).findings,
).toHaveLength(0);
});
test("phone E.164 flags, skips compact timestamps", () => {
expect(ids("call +14155550123 now")).toContain("pii.phone.e164");
expect(ids("backup stamp 20260727202423 ran late")).not.toContain("pii.phone.e164");
});
test("ssn flags valid, skips 000 octet", () => {
expect(ids("ssn 123-45-6789")).toContain("pii.ssn");
expect(ids("000-12-3456")).not.toContain("pii.ssn");
});
test("credit card needs Luhn", () => {
expect(ids("card 4111111111111111")).toContain("pii.cc");
expect(ids("num 4111111111111112")).not.toContain("pii.cc");
});
test("public IP flagged, RFC1918 skipped", () => {
expect(ids("connect 8.8.8.8")).toContain("pii.ip_public");
expect(ids("local 192.168.1.5")).not.toContain("pii.ip_public");
expect(ids("local 10.0.0.1")).not.toContain("pii.ip_public");
});
// Digit-only UUIDs are the standard test-fixture shape, and their digit runs
// collide with both the card pattern (a 13-19 digit slice passes Luhn often
// enough to matter) and the phone pattern (hyphen groups read as national
// formatting). Observed live: 14 of 21 MEDIUM findings on one ordinary branch
// were exactly this, all from test files — the volume that makes people stop
// reading MEDIUM output at all.
test("digit-only UUID fixtures are not cards or phones", () => {
expect(ids("owner_user_id: '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'")).not.toContain("pii.cc");
expect(ids("const OWNER = '11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111'")).not.toContain(
"pii.phone.e164",
);
expect(ids("const TEAM = '22222222-2222-2222-2222-222222222222'")).not.toContain(
"pii.phone.e164",
);
// Hex UUIDs never matched these digit patterns; pinned so the suppression
// is not silently widened to something that swallows real numbers.
expect(ids("id 'a1b2c3d4-1111-2222-3333-444455556666'")).not.toContain("pii.cc");
});
test("UUID suppression requires TOTAL containment", () => {
// Real card sitting next to a UUID still reports — suppression is the
// exception and may only fire when the whole match is UUID interior.
expect(ids("00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 4111111111111111")).toContain("pii.cc");
// And the plain cases are untouched.
expect(ids("card 4111-1111-1111-1111")).toContain("pii.cc");
expect(ids("reach me on +1 415 555 2671")).toContain("pii.phone.e164");
});
});
describe("internal + legal patterns", () => {
test("internal hostname", () => {
expect(ids("db1.corp internal host")).toContain("internal.hostname");
});
test("localhost url with path", () => {
expect(ids("hit http://localhost:8080/admin/secrets")).toContain("internal.url_private");
});
test("NDA marker", () => {
expect(ids("This is CONFIDENTIAL material")).toContain("legal.nda_marker");
});
test("named criticism needs a capitalized full name nearby", () => {
expect(ids("John Smith is incompetent at this")).toContain("legal.named_criticism");
expect(ids("the build is incompet019ently configured".replace("019", ""))).not.toContain(
"legal.named_criticism",
);
});
});
describe("LOW patterns surface only", () => {
test("user path is LOW", () => {
const f = scan("/Users/bob/secret/config", { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings.find(
(x) => x.id === "internal.user_path",
);
expect(f?.tier).toBe("LOW");
});
test("TODO marker is LOW", () => {
const f = scan("TODO(alice) fix later", { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings.find(
(x) => x.id === "hygiene.todo",
);
expect(f?.tier).toBe("LOW");
});
});
describe("placeholder suppression (per-span)", () => {
test("AWS docs EXAMPLE key not flagged", () => {
expect(ids("AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE")).not.toContain("aws.access_key");
});
test("your_ prefix not flagged", () => {
expect(isPlaceholderSpan("your_api_key")).toBe(true);
});
test("a real secret on a line that ALSO contains EXAMPLE still flags", () => {
// line-based suppression would wrongly skip this; per-span must catch it.
expect(ids("# EXAMPLE usage\nkey AKIA1234567890ABCDEF")).toContain("aws.access_key");
});
});
describe("no visibility-based tier promotion (TENSION-2-followup)", () => {
test("email stays MEDIUM on both private and public", () => {
const priv = scan("x@corp.io", { repoVisibility: "private" }).findings[0];
const pub = scan("x@corp.io", { repoVisibility: "public" }).findings[0];
expect(priv.tier).toBe("MEDIUM");
expect(pub.tier).toBe("MEDIUM");
expect(pub.severity).toBe("MEDIUM"); // NOT promoted to HIGH
expect(pub.repoVisibility).toBe("public"); // recorded for sterner wording
});
test("demoted credential patterns stay MEDIUM on public", () => {
const pub = scan("pk_live_" + "a".repeat(30), { repoVisibility: "public" }).findings[0];
expect(pub.severity).toBe("MEDIUM");
});
test("unknown visibility treated as public for wording, still no promotion", () => {
const r = scan("x@corp.io", { repoVisibility: "unknown" });
expect(r.findings[0].severity).toBe("MEDIUM");
});
});
describe("tool-attributed fence WARN-degrade (TENSION-3)", () => {
test("placeholder-shaped credential in tool fence → WARN", () => {
const text = "```codex-review\nfound your_aws_key AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE in code\n```";
const r = scan(text, { repoVisibility: "private" });
// the EXAMPLE key is suppressed as placeholder; verify a non-credential note doesn't block
expect(r.counts.HIGH).toBe(0);
});
test("live-format credential in tool fence STILL blocks", () => {
const text = "```codex-review\nleaked AKIA1234567890ABCDEF here\n```";
const r = scan(text, { repoVisibility: "private" });
expect(r.counts.HIGH).toBe(1); // not degraded — live format
});
test("AKIA outside any fence blocks", () => {
expect(exitCodeFor(scan("AKIA1234567890ABCDEF", {}))).toBe(3);
});
});
describe("normalization", () => {
test("zero-width chars inside a key are stripped before matching", () => {
const zwsp = "";
const broken = "AKIA1234567890" + zwsp + "ABCDEF";
expect(ids(broken)).toContain("aws.access_key");
});
test("HTML entity decode", () => {
const { normalized } = normalizeWithMap("a &amp; b");
expect(normalized).toBe("a & b");
});
test("offset map points back into original", () => {
const input = "xyz";
const { normalized, map } = normalizeWithMap(input);
expect(normalized).toBe("xyz");
// 'z' is at normalized index 2, original index 3
expect(map[2]).toBe(3);
});
});
describe("oversize fails CLOSED", () => {
test("input over the byte cap returns a single blocking HIGH finding", () => {
const big = "a".repeat(2000);
const r = scan(big, { maxBytes: 1000 });
expect(r.oversize).toBe(true);
expect(r.counts.HIGH).toBe(1);
expect(r.findings[0].id).toBe("engine.input_too_large");
expect(exitCodeFor(r)).toBe(3);
});
// #1824: a malformed --max-bytes used to reach the engine as NaN. `byteLen >
// NaN` is always false, silently disabling the fail-closed guard. The engine
// guardrail must fall back to the default cap for any non-finite / <= 0 value.
test("NaN maxBytes falls back to the default cap (does NOT disable the guard)", () => {
const big = "a".repeat(2 * 1024 * 1024); // > 1 MiB default cap
const r = scan(big, { maxBytes: NaN });
expect(r.oversize).toBe(true);
expect(r.findings[0].id).toBe("engine.input_too_large");
expect(exitCodeFor(r)).toBe(3);
});
test("negative / zero maxBytes falls back to the default cap", () => {
// negative would make `byteLen > -5` always true (block everything);
// the guardrail normalizes it to the default instead.
const small = "ok";
expect(scan(small, { maxBytes: -5 }).oversize).toBeFalsy();
expect(scan(small, { maxBytes: 0 }).oversize).toBeFalsy();
const big = "a".repeat(2 * 1024 * 1024);
expect(scan(big, { maxBytes: -5 }).oversize).toBe(true);
});
});
describe("validators", () => {
test("luhn", () => {
expect(luhnValid("4111111111111111")).toBe(true);
expect(luhnValid("4111111111111112")).toBe(false);
});
test("entropy", () => {
expect(shannonEntropy("aaaaaaaa")).toBeLessThan(1);
expect(shannonEntropy("8Fk2pQ9vXz4wL7mN")).toBeGreaterThan(3);
});
test("isPublicIPv4", () => {
expect(isPublicIPv4("8.8.8.8")).toBe(true);
expect(isPublicIPv4("10.1.2.3")).toBe(false);
expect(isPublicIPv4("172.16.5.5")).toBe(false);
expect(isPublicIPv4("999.1.1.1")).toBe(false);
});
});
describe("masking + purity", () => {
test("preview never leaks more than 4 leading chars", () => {
expect(maskPreview("AKIA1234567890ABCDEF")).toBe("AKIA********…");
expect(maskPreview("abc")).toBe("abc");
});
test("scan is pure — same input twice yields identical findings", () => {
const a = scan("AKIA1234567890ABCDEF x@corp.io", { repoVisibility: "public" });
const b = scan("AKIA1234567890ABCDEF x@corp.io", { repoVisibility: "public" });
expect(a).toEqual(b);
});
});
describe("redactFindingSpans — machine-egress masking (#1947)", () => {
test("clean input passes through unchanged", () => {
const text = "push failed: remote rejected the branch";
expect(redactFindingSpans(text, { repoVisibility: "private" })).toBe(text);
});
test("a single finding's span becomes <REDACTED-{id}>, context survives", () => {
const token = "ghp_" + "1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
const out = redactFindingSpans(`auth ${token} rejected`, { repoVisibility: "private" });
expect(out).toBe("auth <REDACTED-github.pat> rejected");
});
test("multiple findings are all replaced (right-to-left splice keeps offsets valid)", () => {
const pat = "ghp_" + "1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
const aws = "AKIA1234567890ABCDEF";
const out = redactFindingSpans(`first ${aws} then ${pat} end`, {
repoVisibility: "private",
});
expect(out).toBe("first <REDACTED-aws.access_key> then <REDACTED-github.pat> end");
});
test("fails closed (null) when a span cannot be relocated — never raw passthrough", () => {
// env.kv's span (the value) starts well past the regex match start (the
// var name), so locateSpan's rewind-2 re-exec misses it. The contract is
// null → caller drops the whole payload. The one thing that must never
// happen is the secret surviving in the output.
const secret = "8Fk2pQ9vXz4wL7mN3rT6yB1cD5eG0hJq";
const out = redactFindingSpans(`API_KEY=${secret}`, { repoVisibility: "private" });
if (out !== null) {
// If locateSpan ever learns to find context-prefixed spans, masking
// must actually mask.
expect(out).not.toContain(secret);
} else {
expect(out).toBeNull();
}
});
test("multiline input redacts a finding past the first line (locateSpan line/col path)", () => {
const token = "ghp_" + "1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
const out = redactFindingSpans(`line one\nline two has ${token}\nline three`, {
repoVisibility: "private",
});
expect(out).toBe("line one\nline two has <REDACTED-github.pat>\nline three");
});
// Pre-landing review CRITICAL: pem.private_key and gcp.service_account
// capture only the HEADER, not the key material — a span splice would
// redact the marker and forward the key body. Marker-only patterns must
// drop the whole payload.
test("PEM private key → null (header-only span must not forward the key body)", () => {
const msg =
"deploy failed: -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\nMIIEvQIBADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAASC\n-----END PRIVATE KEY-----";
expect(redactFindingSpans(msg, { repoVisibility: "private" })).toBeNull();
});
test("GCP service-account JSON → null (key body follows the captured marker)", () => {
const msg =
'config dump: {"private_key_id": "abc123", "private_key": "-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\\nMIIEvQIBADANBg..."}';
expect(redactFindingSpans(msg, { repoVisibility: "private" })).toBeNull();
});
// Pre-landing review: overlapping spans (a Bearer token that is also a
// JWT) must coalesce — independent splices apply stale offsets and can
// leave trailing secret bytes or mangled markers.
test("overlapping spans (Bearer JWT fires auth.bearer + jwt) never leak and produce clean markers", () => {
const jwt = "eyJ" + "a".repeat(20) + ".eyJ" + "b".repeat(20) + "." + "c".repeat(20);
const out = redactFindingSpans(`Authorization: Bearer ${jwt}`, { repoVisibility: "private" });
expect(out).not.toBeNull();
expect(out!).not.toContain("eyJ");
expect(out!).not.toContain("aaaa");
expect(out!).not.toContain("cccc");
// One coalesced, well-formed marker — no truncated fragments.
expect(out!).toMatch(/^Authorization: Bearer <REDACTED-[a-z._+]+>$/);
});
});
describe("taxonomy integrity", () => {
test("every pattern has a unique id", () => {
const set = new Set(PATTERNS.map((p) => p.id));
expect(set.size).toBe(PATTERNS.length);
});
test("autoRedactable patterns have a redactToken", () => {
for (const p of PATTERNS) {
if (p.autoRedactable) expect(p.redactToken).toBeTruthy();
}
});
});