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Replaying run 36385945043's two Design attempts showed the existing routes
rejected correct endings: attempt 1 at the typed-completion path field
('- Reviewed plan written to …' is not a 'Plan written to' line), attempt 2
at the leading-fence veto (its final message opens with the dashboard).
nativePlanTerminalPreconditions is the structural prefix of
hasNativePlanTerminal (behavior unchanged). structuredPlanCompletion adds,
inside the existing nativeSummary branch: a complete report (Design
binding for Design), a completed review-log row for the expected skill
appended during this attempt under the child's GSTACK_HOME/project slug
(resolved with bin/gstack-slug) and stamped with the fixture commit, timed
between the report/last answer (second resolution) and the final native
message, a final message with stop_reason end_turn (now carried on public
transcript messages), and no visible question or permission prompt.
Timeout summaries add idleFor and lastTerminalCandidate. Terminal and throw
captures copy the plan file and review-log rows into the artifact
directory; copies are best-effort and recorded in evidence-copy.json.
Free regressions: both captured Design endings (trimmed fixture with
provenance; report, row and end_turn reconstructed and labelled), the
negative controls, and real-PTY completion/timeout runs through the real
review logger.
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"text": "```\n+====================================================================+\n| REVIEW READINESS DASHBOARD |\n+====================================================================+\n| Review | Runs | Last Run | Status | Required |\n|-----------------|------|---------------------|----------------|----------|\n| Eng Review | 0 | — | — | YES |\n| CEO Review | 0 | — | — | no |\n| Design Review | 1 | 2026-09-28 07:05 | CLEAR (FULL) | no |\n| Adversarial | 0 | — | — | no |\n| Outside Voice | 0 | — | skipped (user) | no |\n+--------------------------------------------------------------------+\n| VERDICT: NOT CLEARED — Eng Review missing (skip_eng_review=false) |\n+====================================================================+\n```\nOutside coverage detail: `design-outside-voices` phase design, provider codex, `outside_status: skipped` at your request. Native review only; recorded as missing coverage, not clean.\n\n**STATUS: DONE**\n\nWhat happened:\n- Reviewed PLAN.md \"Settings Page UI redesign\" against DESIGN.md across all 7 passes, text-only, no outside voices.\n- Initial design completeness 6/10 (Step 0); overall lowest-pass score **4/10 → 9/10**. Pass 4 stays at 9 only because the plan keeps the app-wide `system-ui` font, an explicit exclusion now recorded as P3 debt.\n- Five findings, five individual decisions, all took the DESIGN.md token (1A filled Save / ghost secondaries, 2A \"Saving…\" spinner in the button, 3A 16/20px type roles, 4A 8/24/32 rhythm incl. header mapping, 5A #991b1b on #fef2f2). One TODO decision (6A). Zero unresolved.\n- Reviewed plan written to `/home/runner/.cache/gstack-paid-shard-p7s1sc/tmp/gstack-e2e-plan-design-jz0sSV/gstack-test-plan-design.md` with state table, storyboard, 7 tasks (T1-T7), completion summary and terminal review report. Tasks JSONL: `~/.gstack/projects/gstack-plan-count-YiVun2/tasks-design-review-20260928-070503.jsonl`.\n- Review log written (`clean`, 5 decisions); telemetry recorded; one operational learning logged.\n\nDeferred by plan mode, for you to apply later:\n- D1: append the gstack skill-routing section to CLAUDE.md and commit.\n- 6A: create TODOS.md with the system-ui entry (text is in the plan).\n\nWatch: the 8px gap between the ≤640px Save row and the secondary row is my reading of 4A's \"every gap on the 8px scale\", not a value DESIGN.md names; T6 writes the header mapping back so that stays one vocabulary. T7 is the one task that can reopen a decision (skeleton a11y, \"Saving…\" legibility on the filled button).\n\nPer your instruction I'm stopping here without ExitPlanMode so you can run the remaining reviews manually (Eng Review is the required gate; the dashboard reads NOT CLEARED until it runs).",
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"finalScreen": " | Adversarial | 0 | — | — | no |\n | Outside Voice | 0 | — | skipped (user) | no |\n +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ \n | VERDICT: NOT CLEARED — Eng Review missing (skip_eng_review=false) | \n +====================================================================+ \n Outside coverage detail: design-outside-voices phase design, provider codex, outside_status: skipped at your request.\n Native review only; recorded as missing coverage, not clean.\n \n STATUS: DONE\n \n What happened:\n - Reviewed PLAN.md \"Settings Page UI redesign\" against DESIGN.md across all 7 passes, text-only, no outside voices.\n - Initial design completeness 6/10 (Step 0); overall lowest-pass score 4/10 → 9/10. Pass 4 stays at 9 only because the\n plan keeps the app-wide system-ui font, an explicit exclusion now recorded as P3 debt.\n - Five findings, five individual decisions, all took the DESIGN.md token (1A filled Save / ghost secondaries, 2A\n \"Saving…\" spinner in the button, 3A 16/20px type roles, 4A 8/24/32 rhythm incl. header mapping, 5A #991b1b on\n #fef2f2). One TODO decision (6A). Zero unresolved.\n - Reviewed plan written to\n /home/runner/.cache/gstack-paid-shard-p7s1sc/tmp/gstack-e2e-plan-design-jz0sSV/gstack-test-plan-design.md with state\n table, storyboard, 7 tasks (T1-T7), completion summary and terminal review report. Tasks JSONL: \n ~/.gstack/projects/gstack-plan-count-YiVun2/tasks-design-review-20260928-070503.jsonl.\n - Review log written (clean, 5 decisions); telemetry recorded; one operational learning logged.\n \n Deferred by plan mode, for you to apply later:\n - D1: append the gstack skill-routing section to CLAUDE.md and commit.\n - 6A: create TODOS.md with the system-ui entry (text is in the plan).\n \n Watch: the 8px gap between the ≤640px Save row and the secondary row is my reading of 4A's \"every gap on the 8px\n scale\", not a value DESIGN.md names; T6 writes the header mapping back so that stays one vocabulary. T7 is the one\n task that can reopen a decision (skeleton a11y, \"Saving…\" legibility on the filled button).\n \n Per your instruction I'm stopping here without ExitPlanMode so you can run the remaining reviews manually (Eng Review\n is the required gate; the dashboard reads NOT CLEARED until it runs).\n \n✻ Baked for 16m 45s · done 7:05 AM\n 8% until auto-compact\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n❯ \n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n ⏸ plan mode on (shift+tab to cycle) · ← for agents"
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