feat(spectra-archive): auto-post Implementation Complete to linked GitHub issue (#56) - #92
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…tHub issue (#56) Add Step 8 to spectra-archive SKILL.md: after archiving a Spectra change, detect linked GitHub issue (3-fallback chain: explicit `**GitHub-side tracker**` marker → Refs/Closes/Fixes pattern → recent commit grep) and auto-post a `## Implementation Complete (auto-posted by spectra-archive YYYY-MM-DD)` comment with checklist derived from archived tasks.md. Solves: `/idd-close` Step 0 supersession gate previously failed for Spectra-path issues because Spectra workflow never posted `## Implementation Complete` to GitHub issue, leaving stale pre-design Strategy items as gate blockers (per #44 retroactive workaround precedent). Multi-candidate disambiguation via AskUserQuestion (never auto-pick to avoid posting to wrong issue). Idempotent guard via pre-check on existing `auto-posted by spectra-archive` substring. Silent skip on no linked issue (legacy archives or design-only changes). Step 7 summary updated to reflect Step 8 outcome. Plan: snug-tumbling-bentley.md (Plan tier, re-routed from Spectra after /spectra-discuss #56 convergence) Tangentials filed: #90 (linking convention docs), #91 (spectra-archive Bootstrap TaskList consistency) Refs #56
Verify Report — PR #92 (Issue #56)Engine5 general-purpose Agents (Claude reviewers, file-based output) + Codex (gpt-5.5, run_in_background) = 6 independent reviews AggregateFAIL — 8 P1 blocking, 11 P2, 9 P3. Multi-source consensus on core defects. Implementation is materially under-specified: Step 8 is prose-with-illustrative-bash that has structural defects (step ordering inversion, bash comments-as-control-flow, multi-candidate auto-pick via Scope coveragePR refs: #56 (canonical), #44 #90 #91 (cross-mentions in PR body) Requirements coverage (Issue #56)
Findings (merged across 6 sources, severity = max)
Process GapsNone — all 5 Claude reviewers + Codex produced findings without retry needed. Scope CheckNo scope creep. Diff confined to Spec DriftIssue #56 body title and Expected section both reference RecommendationFAIL — return to /idd-implement for P1 fixes. Recommended path: rewrite Step 8 as a SINGLE self-contained bash block with:
Estimated rewrite: ~50 lines (single bash block replacing current 4-block scattered form). P2/P3 items 9-22 can be addressed in the same rewrite pass without extra friction. P3 item 16 (3-copy duplication) → separate follow-up issue. Source attribution
Master report compiled by coordinator; merging logic was deduplication + severity-max + cross-reference attribution. Next step: |
…ify round 1 (#56) Round 2 implementation addressing all 8 P1 blocking findings + 7 P2 in-scope from PR #92 round 1 verify (#92 (comment)): **P1 fixes** (8/8 addressed): 1. Step ordering inversion → swap Step 7 (post IC) before Step 8 (display summary) 2. Bash comments-as-control-flow → explicit if/elif/else nested branches throughout 3. Multi-candidate `head -1` auto-pick → sort -u + case branch on count (0/1/N) + LINKED_ISSUE_RESOLVED env var for agent re-invocation 4. Variable scope contract → single self-contained bash block; IMPLEMENTATION_COMPLETE_POSTED set exactly once per branch 5. `grep -c || echo 0` invalid integer → `grep -F ... | wc -l | tr -d ' '` produces clean single integer 6. Failure assignment overwritten → `${COMMENT_URL:-failure_msg}` parameter expansion at end of post-comment branch 7. `- [~]` / `- [-]` markers fail supersession → filter to `- [x]` only with pointer note to archived tasks.md for full audit 8. Self-dogfood + design-by-narrative → concrete deterministic bash (no placeholder comments); body composition via single-quoted heredoc + python3 substitution for multiline checklist **P2 fixes** (7/7 addressed): 9. $CHANGE_NAME shell injection → allowlist guard `[[ ... =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9_-]+$ ]]` at top 10. Cross-issue redirect (attacker-controlled proposal.md) → multi-candidate AskUserQuestion shows `#N + issue title` for confirmation 11. Idempotent guard too broad → sentinel includes archive directory basename, distinguishes per-archive 12. mktemp -t XXXXXX.md non-portable → `mktemp /tmp/...XXXXXX` + mv with .md suffix (macOS BSD compatible) 13. Body composition prose placeholder → concrete cat heredoc + sed/python substitution; no `# ... build body ...` placeholder 14. Fallback 3 git log missing --follow → `git log --follow` on archived path only (Step 6 already moved pre-archive path) 15. gh repo view silent failure → hard-fail with explicit error in IMPLEMENTATION_COMPLETE_POSTED **Additional defenses**: - Body size sanity check (60KB safety limit before GitHub 65536 hard limit) - LINKED_ISSUE_RESOLVED env var validation against original candidate set - Default IMPLEMENTATION_COMPLETE_POSTED at start guarantees Step 8 always reads valid value **Multi-candidate flow** (agent responsibility documented inline): 1. Bash detects ≥2 candidates → writes /tmp/spectra-archive-candidates.txt + sets pending message 2. Agent reads file, builds AskUserQuestion with each candidate's issue title 3. User picks one; agent re-invokes with LINKED_ISSUE_RESOLVED=<N> env var 4. Bash validates + proceeds Refs #56
Verify Report Round 2 — PR #92 (Issue #56)Engine5 general-purpose Agents + Codex (still in progress at time of posting; if Codex output materially differs, will append patch) AggregateFAIL — STRONGLY RECOMMEND HALT ITERATION R2 ✅ resolved all 8 R1 P1 findings (Requirements + Logic confirm) BUT introduced 2 new critical regressions + perpetuated the same design-by-narrative anti-pattern that #56 was filed to fix. Key meta-finding (Devil's Advocate D1): Two rounds of code review, zero actual executions. R1 and R2 are both pure prose-review of a bash block that has never run end-to-end. This is exactly the design-by-narrative anti-pattern that #56 itself was filed to fix. R2 perpetuates the root cause. Strongly recommend extracting Step 7 to a real script ( R1 P1 Fix Status (8/8 properly addressed in R2)
NEW R2 Regressions (BLOCKING merge)
Meta-finding: Design-by-narrative perpetuated (Devil's Advocate D1, HIGH)Two rounds of "I think it works" reviewing prose-with-illustrative-bash. The bash block has never executed end-to-end against a real archived change. Each round we discover new bugs (R1: 8 P1 structural; R2: 2 P1 critical + 8 P2 new). This pattern will continue indefinitely without an executable test. Strongly recommend STOP iterating in PR #92 and pivot approach: Option A: Extract to executable script (recommended)
Option B: Accept design-by-narrative with caveats
Option C: Hybrid
RecommendationSTOP R3 iteration on PR #92. The cost-benefit has flipped:
Without execution, this is a busy-work spiral. The right move is to invest 2-3 hours extracting to a unit-testable script (Option A), which then gives:
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Next stepHalt PR #92 iteration. Make a strategic decision (A / B / C above) — |
…tures (#56 R3 — Option A) Per #56 R2 verify findings (#92 (comment)): 2 rounds of prose-with-illustrative-bash review produced 8 P1 (R1) + 3 P1 + 9 P2 + 3 P3 (R2). Devil's Advocate D1 meta-finding identified the root cause as 'design-by-narrative' — bash logic that has never executed end-to-end. Each round discovers new bugs without converging. R3 Option A: extract logic to executable script with unit tests. ## Changes ### NEW: .claude/scripts/spectra-archive-post-ic.sh (~290 lines) Standalone bash script implementing all detection / idempotent guard / safe body composition / post. Key design properties addressing R2 findings: - **Single executable file** (vs. prose) — runs in fresh subshell, no cross-call state problem (R2 N2) - **Args via flags** (vs. inherited env vars) — explicit contract (R2 N7) - **Exit codes signal control flow** (0 / 2 / 64 / 75) — agent reads code + outcome file (R2 N3) - **Multi-candidate via exit 75 + candidates file** — agent prompts via AskUserQuestion + re-invokes with --linked-issue (R2 N3) - **Outcome via stdout + /tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome.txt** — Step 8 reads from file, no shell-state-persistence assumption (R2 N2) - **Python via env-var input** (NOT shell-interpolated -c source) — closes critical Python3 RCE (R2 N1) - **No sed delimiter substitution** for unconstrained vars — all substitution in Python str.format() (R2 N4) - **No git log --follow on directory** — --follow only tracks files (R2 N5) - **Single-candidate auto-use** — kept simple per most-common path; future flag if strict-confirm needed - **Per-archive idempotent sentinel** — `auto-posted by spectra-archive for <basename>` (R2 N7) - **Allowlist guard on CHANGE_NAME** + numeric guard on --linked-issue (R2 N9 + defense-in-depth) - **--dry-run flag** for unit testability without calling real gh ### NEW: .claude/scripts/tests/spectra-archive-post-ic/ (test harness + 9 fixtures) Each fixture is a self-contained directory with archive/proposal.md + tasks.md + args.txt + expected_stdout.txt + expected_exit.txt + optional post_assert.txt. | # | Fixture | Validates | |---|---------|-----------| | 01 | explicit-marker-single | Fallback 1: `**GitHub-side tracker**: #N` | | 02 | refs-fallback | Fallback 2: Refs/Closes/Fixes pattern | | 03 | no-marker | No candidate → exit 0 + '(none — ...)' | | 04 | multi-candidate | 2 explicit markers → exit 75 + candidates file | | 05 | malicious-tasks-triple-quote | **PYTHON RCE PAYLOAD test** — env-var passing prevents exploit (post_assert: /tmp/pwn-fixture-05 must NOT exist) | | 06 | missing-tasks | No tasks.md → placeholder | | 07 | unsafe-change-name | --change-name 'evil$(echo)' → allowlist guard blocks | | 08 | linked-issue-resolved | Re-invoke with --linked-issue 46 validates against candidate set | | 09 | linked-issue-invalid | --linked-issue 99 not in [44] → failed message | All 9 fixtures pass: ``` $ .claude/scripts/tests/spectra-archive-post-ic/test.sh PASS 01-explicit-marker-single PASS 02-refs-fallback PASS 03-no-marker PASS 04-multi-candidate PASS 05-malicious-tasks-triple-quote PASS 06-missing-tasks PASS 07-unsafe-change-name PASS 08-linked-issue-resolved PASS 09-linked-issue-invalid ─── Summary ─── PASS: 9 FAIL: 0 ``` ### MODIFIED: .claude/skills/spectra-archive/SKILL.md (375 → 240 lines, -134 net) Step 7 reduced from ~170 lines of inline prose-with-illustrative-bash to ~50 lines of thin script invocation + exit-code dispatch + multi-candidate flow documentation. The contract lives in the script (testable) — skill prose just orchestrates. Step 8 reads outcome from /tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome.txt (cross-Bash-call persistent), closing R2 N2 (variable doesn't persist across Bash invocations). ## Closes which R2 findings R2 had 3 P1 + 9 P2 + 3 P3. R3 resolution: - **N1 P1 CRITICAL Python3 RCE**: ✅ FIXED — env-var input to single-quoted heredoc; fixture 05 verifies - **N2 P1 cross-shell variable**: ✅ FIXED — script writes to outcome file, Step 8 cats from file - **N3 P1 stateless env var**: ✅ FIXED — multi-candidate now via exit 75 + candidates file + --linked-issue arg - **N4 P2 sed delimiter collision**: ✅ FIXED — all substitution in Python str.format(), no sed - **N5 P2 git log --follow on directory**: ✅ FIXED — dropped --follow - **N6 P2 single-candidate redirect**: deferred — single-candidate auto-uses per common path; future flag if strict-confirm needed - **N7 P2 CHANGE_NAME contract**: ✅ FIXED — required arg flag - **N8 P2 ARCHIVE_BASENAME date**: ✅ FIXED — basename derived from passed --archive-dir (no recomputation) - **N9 P2 python3 hidden dependency**: ✅ FIXED — script checks command -v python3 + exit 64 with clear message - N10-N12 P3: polish/deferred as appropriate ## Plan tier track This R3 commit is the third implementation round of #56 Plan tier work. Per plan (/Users/che/.claude/plans/snug-tumbling-bentley.md), R1 prose attempt + R2 inline-bash attempt are captured in earlier commits a40ab7a + c247760. R3 pivots to script-extraction approach per user-directed Option A from R2 verify report. Refs #56
…om repo git log Test runner discovered during /idd-verify #56 R3 setup that fixture 03 (no-marker) was failing because the script's git log Fallback 3 picked up commit 7290b55 (which references #56 in its message — that's the commit that ADDED the fixtures to git). False positive: a real archived change wouldn't have a commit referencing the fixture itself. Fix: cd /tmp before invoking the script in test.sh. Since fixtures use absolute paths via __FIXTURE_PATH__ substitution, the cwd change is safe. Refs #56
Verify Report Round 3 — PR #92 (Issue #56)Engine5 general-purpose Agents + Codex (R3 codex still running at post time; will patch if material divergence — current R3 takes priority on tested-vs-prose distinction since 4/5 Claude reviewers ran the test suite live) AggregatePASS-WITH-CONDITIONS — R3 architectural win (script extraction + 9 fixture tests) closes all R2 P1 findings (live-verified including critical Python3 RCE), but surfaces 3 NEW HIGH issues + leaves 3 R2 mediums unaddressed. Key meta-finding resolution (R2 D1): Two rounds of design-by-narrative perpetuated the anti-pattern. R3 broke the cycle: every reviewer this round actually ran R2 P1 Closed Verification (all 3 live-tested)
NEW R3 Issues
Recommended R4 PathTight in-scope fix bundle (~15 line PR delta):
Total: ~15 lines + doc. All 9 fixtures should remain PASS after fix; consider adding fixture 10 (concurrent invocation simulation). Deferred (separate tickets or accept):
RecommendationPath forward: ship R4 with the 4 in-scope fixes (~15 lines). After R4 passes verify with no new blocking findings, merge PR #92 and close #56. OR (alternative): merge PR #92 NOW with the 4 issues documented in PR body as "known follow-ups", and file them as separate tickets. This is acceptable because:
Reviewer recommendation: pragmatic Option B (merge with known issues) — but the call is the user's. Source attribution
Next step decision requiredPick path forward — |
#56) Per /idd-verify #56 R3 master report (#92 (comment)) addressing 3 in-scope HIGH fixes + 1 doc fix (R3-DA1). Path A chosen from 2-option dispatch. ## R3 HIGH fixes (3/3 in scope) 1. **R3-S1 — test.sh eval RCE via malicious args.txt** .claude/scripts/tests/spectra-archive-post-ic/test.sh replaced eval-based arg splitting with read -ra array. Malicious args.txt content (e.g. '; touch /tmp/pwn') can no longer achieve RCE on dev/CI machines running tests. Side effect: fixture 07-unsafe-change-name expected_stdout updated — under read -ra, single-quoted '$(echo)' stays literal (quotes included), so error message changes from "evil$(echo)" to "'evil$(echo)'". This is actually MORE accurate behavior — proves the allowlist guard sees the raw input without any shell processing. 2. **R3-R1 — Relative script path breaks from non-repo-root cwd** SKILL.md Step 7 now resolves repo root via `git rev-parse --show-toplevel` and prefixes the script path with $REPO_ROOT. Also computes ARCHIVE_DIR using $REPO_ROOT so the path is absolute regardless of caller cwd. 3. **R3-R2 + R3-S2 — Concurrent invocation race + symlink TOCTOU on /tmp** SKILL.md Step 7 now derives per-run outcome file path: OUTCOME_FILE="/tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome-$$-$(date +%s).txt" Two parallel /spectra-archive runs no longer collide. Also passes the same path to the script via --outcome-file flag (the script already supported this flag; SKILL.md just wasn't using it). Multi-candidate re-invoke also threads the same OUTCOME_FILE. Symlink TOCTOU mitigation: per-run timestamp+PID suffix is unpredictable enough that pre-positioned symlink attack becomes impractical (would need to predict both PID and timestamp at ms precision before the script runs). ## R3 doc fix (R3-DA1 inherited from R2 N4) SKILL.md Step 7 now has an explicit "Required inputs from caller" block documenting $CHANGE_NAME and $SPEC_DELTAS. Closes R2 N4 + R3-DA1 '$CHANGE_NAME contract still implicit'. ## Tests 9/9 PASS post-fix: ``` $ .claude/scripts/tests/spectra-archive-post-ic/test.sh PASS 01-explicit-marker-single PASS 02-refs-fallback PASS 03-no-marker PASS 04-multi-candidate PASS 05-malicious-tasks-triple-quote PASS 06-missing-tasks PASS 07-unsafe-change-name PASS 08-linked-issue-resolved PASS 09-linked-issue-invalid ─── Summary ─── PASS: 9 FAIL: 0 ``` ## Deferred (R3 known-limitations, not addressed by R4) - **R3-DA2 (R2 N6 inherited)** — Single-candidate auto-use trusts attacker-controlled proposal.md. Low real-world risk (attacker needs merge access to plant proposal.md); acceptable as known limitation. Future strict-confirm flag if abuse observed. - **R3-DA6 (#93)** — 3-copy SKILL.md drift between .claude/ / .agents/ / plugins/... Tracked separately as #93. - **R3-DA5** — Dry-run tests don't exercise real-gh code paths. Acceptable; gh CLI is upstream-tested. Add real-gh fixture only if production bug observed. - **R3-L1/L2/L3** — Polish: header comment exit-1 drift / no trap for Ctrl+C / opaque gh stderr. Accept current; non-blocking. ## Trajectory | Round | P1 fixed | P1 introduced | Verify result | |-------|----------|---------------|---------------| | R1 → R2 | 8 | 3 (incl Python3 RCE) | FAIL | | R2 → R3 | 3 (incl RCE — live verified) | 0 P1, 4 HIGH | PASS-WITH-CONDITIONS | | R3 → R4 | 3 of 4 HIGH | 0 | (pending R4 verify) | R4 expected to PASS or have only P3 polish findings. Refs #56
Verify Report Round 4 — PR #92 (Issue #56)Engine5 general-purpose Agents (codex still running; live tests + reproduced regressions sufficient) AggregateFAIL-WITH-NARROW-FIX — R4 closed 3 of 4 R3 HIGH cleanly + 9/9 tests still pass + Python3 RCE remains closed (verified live again), BUT R4 R3-R2 fix (per-run outcome file path) reintroduced R2 N2 (cross-shell variable persistence) as a NEW P1. The R4 fix logic is sound BUT incomplete: random R4 Fix Status (3 clean, 1 broken)
R4-S1 — NEW P1 (live-reproduced by 3 reviewers independently)$OUTCOME_FILE bash variable doesn't persist across Bash tool invocations:
This is exactly the R2 N2 bug reappearing. R3 used fixed path (worked across calls). R4 broke it trying to fix concurrent race. Recommended R5 Fix (~2 lines)Replace random path with deterministic path derived from # Step 7
OUTCOME_FILE="/tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome-${CHANGE_NAME}.txt"
# Step 8 (same path, independently computed)
OUTCOME_FILE="/tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome-${CHANGE_NAME}.txt"
IMPLEMENTATION_COMPLETE_POSTED=$(cat "$OUTCOME_FILE" 2>/dev/null || echo "(unknown ...)")Properties:
Other Findings
Trajectory
RecommendationPath A — R5 with the ~2-line deterministic OUTCOME_FILE fix (Devil's Advocate D1 suggestion): # Before (R4 broken):
OUTCOME_FILE="/tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome-$$-$(date +%s).txt"
# After (R5 deterministic):
OUTCOME_FILE="/tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome-${CHANGE_NAME}.txt"Update in both Step 7 (set + pass via Expected R5 verify: PASS (or just P3 polish). Path B — Accept R4 as good-enough:
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Live R4-S1 reproduction (from Devil's Advocate): Next step decisionPick path forward — R5 with ~2 line OUTCOME_FILE deterministic fix (recommended), or accept R4 as-is with broken Step 8 visibility (not recommended). Codex R4 update (added post-master-post)Codex (gpt-5.5 xhigh) completed and independently confirms R4-S1 as P1 blocker — 6/6 reviewer unanimity:
Additional Codex observation:
→ R5 deterministic |
…invocation persistence (#56) Per /idd-verify #56 R4 master report (#92 (comment)) — 6/6 reviewer unanimous on R4-S1 P1 finding: R4's per-run `$$-$(date +%s)` path solved concurrent collision but broke cross-Bash-invocation persistence because Step 7 and Step 8 run in separate Bash tool calls with different PID + different epoch → $OUTCOME_FILE unbound in Step 8 → Step 8 summary always showed '(unknown — outcome file missing)' in production, silently defeating #56's core IC posting visibility. ## Fix SKILL.md Step 7 + Step 8: replace random suffix with deterministic per-change path: # Before (R4 broken): OUTCOME_FILE="/tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome-$$-$(date +%s).txt" # After (R5 deterministic): OUTCOME_FILE="/tmp/spectra-archive-ic-outcome-${CHANGE_NAME}.txt" Step 7 sets it; Step 8 INDEPENDENTLY computes the same path from the same $CHANGE_NAME (already in scope per R4 'Required inputs from caller' contract). Properties: - Cross-Bash-invocation persistent: same input → same path regardless of which Bash call computes it - Concurrent-collision safe: parallel `/spectra-archive <A>` and `/spectra-archive <B>` use different paths (per-change namespace, not per-call) - Same-change re-run safe: overwrites OK; helper script's idempotent guard prevents double-posting ## New test fixture Added fixture 10-deterministic-outcome-path with post_assert verifying the outcome file is created at the expected deterministic path. 10/10 PASS. ## Trajectory | Round | Fix | New issues | Result | |-------|-----|-----------|--------| | R1 → R2 | 8 P1 | 3 P1 (Python3 RCE) | FAIL | | R2 → R3 | 3 P1 (incl RCE live-verified) | 4 HIGH | PASS-WITH-CONDITIONS | | R3 → R4 | 3/4 HIGH | 1 P1 (R4-S1 outcome var persistence) | FAIL-NARROW | | R4 → R5 | R4-S1 P1 | 0 expected | (pending verify) | Refs #56
Verify Report — R5 (PR #92)6-AI ensemble: 5 general-purpose reviewer Agents + Codex (gpt-5.5 xhigh), independent. Aggregate verdict: ✅ PASS — R4-S1 closed. 3 non-blocking MEDIUM findings. No CRITICAL / HIGH.R5's headline fix is verified correct: Logic reviewer empirically confirmed Step 7 writes and a separate process Step 8 reads back the same file via byte-identical deterministic ⛔ Codex blocker — INVALID (discarded)Codex reported a blocking finding: "Step 7 (SKILL.md:121) generates dynamic This is a misread. Verified directly against R5 source by the Devil's Advocate + coordinator:
The PR is not blocked by this finding. MEDIUM findings (3 — recommend a tight R6 fix, none is a true blocker)M1 — M2 — silent failure if M3 — fixture 10 does not test the R5 invariant (Logic L5 + Devil's Advocate) LOW / follow-up (non-blocking — propose new issues)
TRIVIAL (doc drift)
Pre-existing (NOT introduced by this PR)
Confirmed solid (reviewers could not break)
Recommendation: M1 + M2 + M3 are a coherent, cheap cluster — "harden the SKILL.md↔script boundary + give R5's fix a real test." Recommend one focused R6 commit, then merge. None blocks merge on its own; if the user prefers, M1/M2/M3 can be filed as fast-follow issues and PR #92 merged now. L3/L4 + the two test gaps → new follow-up issues regardless. Generated by |
Verify R5 found 3 non-blocking MEDIUM findings; this commit closes all 3 (Codex's blocker was an invalid misread — discarded, see PR #92 R5 report). M1 (R5-S1 + L1) — path-validation gap: - spectra-archive-post-ic.sh now DERIVES the outcome path internally from the allowlist-validated --change-name (single source of truth for the formula), instead of trusting a SKILL.md-prose-computed --outcome-file. - An explicit --outcome-file is still accepted (back-compat) but rejected with exit 2 if it contains '..' — checked before the first emit_outcome so the reject itself cannot perform the traversal write. M2 (L2) — silent failure on $CHANGE_NAME drift: - SKILL.md Step 8 now fails LOUD (⚠️ ERROR + stderr warning) when the outcome file is missing, instead of a quiet "(unknown)". - Step 7 contract hardened: $CHANGE_NAME must be reused byte-identical in Step 8. M3 (L5) — fixture 10 was a tautology: - Reworked fixture 10: drops --outcome-file so it tests the script's actual derivation formula (--change-name → derived path), not two hand-copied literals. - New fixture 11 (unsafe-outcome-file): locks the M1 traversal reject. Test suite: 11/11 PASS. Doc nits fixed (fixture count, README table). Refs #56
… R6 verify trivial) Refs #56
Verify Report — R6 (PR #92)6-AI ensemble: 5 general-purpose reviewer Agents + Codex (gpt-5.5 xhigh), independent. Aggregate verdict: ✅ PASS — clean. Zero CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM. Ready to merge.All 6 reviewers concur. Devil's Advocate, after live-reproducing escape attempts, explicitly concurs with all 4 siblings and recommends merge: "Severity decays monotonically R1→R6 … R6 zero CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM. This is the round to stop and merge." R5 MEDIUM findings — all 3 CLOSEDM1 (R5-S1 + L1) — path-validation gap → CLOSED M2 (L2) — silent failure on M3 (L5) — fixture 10 tautology → CLOSED Codex blocker history — noteR5's Codex run produced an invalid blocker (misread line numbers — line 121 was a comment). R6's Codex run was explicitly briefed on that incident, read the real files, and returned a clean PASS with the same verdict as the 5 Claude reviewers. No blocker this round. Residual LOW / INFO items (non-blocking — accepted)
These are recorded for transparency; none blocks merge. No new follow-up issues warranted (the pre-existing 3-copy SKILL.md drift remains tracked as #93). Confirmed solid
Recommendation: ✅ Merge PR #92, then Generated by |
Refs #56
Summary
Add Step 8 to
.claude/skills/spectra-archive/SKILL.md: afterspectra archivecompletes, auto-post## Implementation Complete (auto-posted by spectra-archive YYYY-MM-DD)comment to linked GitHub issue, removing manual retroactive workaround needed for Spectra-path/idd-closesupersession gate (per #44 precedent).Why
/idd-closev2.41.0+ supersession requires## Implementation Complete > ### Checklist 全 - [x]to trigger. But Spectra workflow (discuss → propose → apply → archive) never auto-posts that comment to the linked GitHub issue. Every Spectra-tier issue close therefore had to retroactively synthesize one. This PR closes the gap at the archive step (closest cascade timing to/idd-close).Discuss / Plan trail
/spectra-discuss #56(2026-05-18) — 4 assumptions confirmed by user; re-routed from Spectra → Plan tier (addition not breaking change); selected Option A directly (no transitional Option B per YAGNI)/idd-plan #56Implementation Plan: feature: spectra-apply auto-post Implementation Complete to GitHub issue (resolve /idd-close supersession friction) #56 (comment)snug-tumbling-bentley.mdImplementation Details
Step 8 has 4 sub-steps:
**GitHub-side tracker**marker → Refs/Closes/Fixes regex → recent commit grep)auto-posted by spectra-archivesubstringtasks.mdchecklist (preserves- [x]/~/-markers + reasons)gh issue comment --body-file(avoids escape pitfalls)Multi-candidate detection → AskUserQuestion (never auto-pick to avoid posting to wrong issue, per D3 plan decision). Silent skip when no linked issue (legacy archives, design-only changes).
Step 7 summary updated with
Implementation Complete posted to: ...line. Guardrails section extended with 2 new entries.Tangentials Filed (Step 2.5)
Checklist
Generated by /idd-implement on PR path. Do NOT add 'Closes #56' — IDD discipline requires manual /idd-close after merge to enforce checklist gate + closing summary.