@cat-factory/node-server 0.107.11 → 0.107.13

package/dist/container.js

@@ -1,39 +1,40 @@
-import { AiAgentExecutor, defaultAgentKindRegistry, defaultInitiativePresetRegistry, inlineWebSearchOptionsFromEnv, vendorConcurrencyLimiterFromEnv, } from '@cat-factory/agents';
+import { defaultAgentKindRegistry, defaultInitiativePresetRegistry, } from '@cat-factory/agents';
 // Opt-in AWS EKS backends (runner + environment), registered by reference below (the Worker
 // facade registers the same pair, keeping the runtimes symmetric with the native `kubernetes`
 // backend these extend). They are pass-throughs until a workspace actually connects an `eks`
 // backend, and carry NO runtime AWS SDK dependency (the token is minted with WebCrypto), so this
 // adds no cost to a deployment that never uses EKS.
 import { eksEnvironmentBackend, eksRunnerBackend } from '@cat-factory/eks';
-import { ConfluenceProvider, FigmaProvider, ZeplinProvider, GitHubDocsProvider, GitHubIssuesProvider, JiraProvider, LinearDocumentProvider, LinearTaskProvider, createBackendRegistries, HttpRunnerPoolProvider, NotionProvider, ApiKeyService, LocalModelEndpointService, ProvisioningLogRecorder, EMAIL_CIPHER_INFO, createEmailSender, SLACK_CIPHER_INFO, SlackNotificationChannel, TicketTrackerService, IssueWritebackService, githubIssuesLogic, OBSERVABILITY_CIPHER_INFO, RegistryReleaseHealthProvider, defaultObservabilityRegistry, RegistrySubscriptionQuotaProvider, defaultSubscriptionQuotaRegistry, WorkspaceIncidentEnrichmentProvider, INCIDENT_ENRICHMENT_CIPHER_INFO, AccountSettingsService, ACCOUNT_SETTINGS_CIPHER_INFO, TestSecretsService, TEST_SECRETS_CIPHER_INFO, } from '@cat-factory/integrations';
-import { CompositeNotificationChannel, DEFAULT_MODEL_PRESET_ID, defaultProviderRegistry, defaultVcsRegistry, } from '@cat-factory/kernel';
-import { AgentContextObservabilityService, SearchQueryObservabilityService, createCore, defaultStepResolverRegistry, PACKAGE_REGISTRY_CIPHER_INFO, resolvePackageRegistriesForDispatch, LlmObservabilityService, makeHarnessCallRecorder, resolvePresetModelForKind, } from '@cat-factory/orchestration';
-import { CompositeAgentExecutor, ContainerSessionService, FanOutEventPublisher, FetchGitHubClient, FetchGitHubProvisioningClient, GitHubAppAuth, GitHubAppRegistry, GitHubIdentityResolver, GitHubCiStatusProvider, GitHubDocQualityProvider, GitHubMergeabilityProvider, GitHubPullRequestReviewProvider, GitHubBranchUpdater, GitHubPullRequestMerger, InAppNotificationChannel, PatPreferringAppRegistry, runWithInitiator, WebCryptoPasswordHasher, WebCryptoSecretCipher, WebCryptoWebhookVerifier, buildInfrastructureCapabilities, testEnvHasZeroConfigDefault, buildResolveRepoTarget, buildResolveRepoTargets, createDefaultWebSearchUpstream, createWebSearchUpstream, makePreviewJobBuilder, makeResolveDeployCloneTarget, makeResolveRunRepoContext, makeResolveRepoFilesForCoords, makeResolveBinaryArtifactStore, RunnerJobClient, logger, resolveUrlSafetyPolicy, resolveWorkspaceCapabilities, wrapResolverWithLimiter, } from '@cat-factory/server';
+import { ConfluenceProvider, FigmaProvider, ZeplinProvider, GitHubDocsProvider, LinearDocumentProvider, createBackendRegistries, HttpRunnerPoolProvider, NotionProvider, EMAIL_CIPHER_INFO, createEmailSender, TicketTrackerService, } from '@cat-factory/integrations';
+import { DEFAULT_MODEL_PRESET_ID, defaultProviderRegistry, defaultVcsRegistry, } from '@cat-factory/kernel';
+import { createCore, defaultStepResolverRegistry, resolvePresetModelForKind, } from '@cat-factory/orchestration';
+import { CompositeAgentExecutor, ContainerSessionService, GitHubAppAuth, GitHubAppRegistry, GitHubIdentityResolver, runWithInitiator, WebCryptoPasswordHasher, WebCryptoSecretCipher, buildInfrastructureCapabilities, testEnvHasZeroConfigDefault, buildResolveRepoTarget, buildResolveRepoTargets, makePreviewJobBuilder, logger, resolveUrlSafetyPolicy, resolveWorkspaceCapabilities, } from '@cat-factory/server';
 // The built-in polling-gate suite (ci / conflicts / post-release-health + on-call). The facade
 // builds an app-owned `GateRegistry` pre-loaded with the suite via `gateRegistryWithBuiltins()`
 // below, then wires each gate's provider.
-import { applyGateProviders, gateRegistryWithBuiltins, wireCiStatusProvider, wireMergeabilityProvider, wireReleaseHealthProvider, wireIncidentEnrichment, wirePullRequestReviewProvider, wireDocQualityProvider, warnUnwiredGates, } from '@cat-factory/gates';
+import { applyGateProviders, gateRegistryWithBuiltins, warnUnwiredGates, } from '@cat-factory/gates';
 import { buildGitLabEngineClient, GitLabIdentityResolver, registerGitLab, StaticGitLabTokenSource, } from '@cat-factory/gitlab';
 import { loadNodeConfig } from './config.js';
+import { selectNodeGitHubDeps } from './container-github-deps.js';
+import { buildNodeModelDeps } from './container-model-deps.js';
+import { buildNodeRunServices } from './container-run-services-deps.js';
+import { buildNodeBootstrapper, buildNodeTransportDeploy } from './container-transport-deps.js';
+import { buildNodeAccountDeps } from './container-account-deps.js';
+import { buildNodeRealtimeDeps } from './container-realtime-deps.js';
 import { executionRuntime } from './execution/config.js';
 import { PgBossBootstrapRunner } from './execution/bootstrapRunner.js';
 import { PgBossEnvConfigRepairRunner } from './execution/envConfigRepairRunner.js';
 import { PgBossEnvironmentTestRunner } from './execution/envTestRunner.js';
 import { PgBossWorkRunner } from './execution/pgBossRunner.js';
 import { createNodeGateways } from './gateways.js';
-import { baseUrlForNode, createNodeModelProviderResolver, } from './modelProvider.js';
-import { ConsensusAgentExecutor, registerConsensusTraits } from '@cat-factory/consensus';
+import { baseUrlForNode } from './modelProvider.js';
 import { LocalMachineEventRelay } from './machineEventRelay.js';
-import { NodeEventPublisher } from './realtime.js';
 import { DrizzleGitHubInstallationRepository, DrizzleRunnerPoolConnectionRepository, } from './repositories/containerExecution.js';
-import { DrizzleBranchProjectionRepository, DrizzleCheckRunProjectionRepository, DrizzleCommitProjectionRepository, DrizzleIssueProjectionRepository, DrizzlePullRequestProjectionRepository, DrizzleRepoProjectionRepository, } from './repositories/github.js';
+import { DrizzleRepoProjectionRepository } from './repositories/github.js';
 import { DrizzleSubscriptionActivationRepository } from './repositories/personalSubscription.js';
 import { DrizzleUserRepoAccessRepository } from './repositories/userRepoAccess.js';
 import { createDrizzleRepositories, createDrizzleSandboxDeps } from './repositories/drizzle.js';
-import { PostgresBinaryBlobBackend } from './storage/PostgresBinaryBlobBackend.js';
-import { FilesystemBinaryBlobBackend } from './storage/FilesystemBinaryBlobBackend.js';
-import { S3BinaryBlobBackend } from '@cat-factory/provider-s3';
-import { DrizzleBootstrapJobRepository, DrizzleReferenceArchitectureRepository, } from './repositories/bootstrap.js';
+import { DrizzleReferenceArchitectureRepository } from './repositories/bootstrap.js';
 import { DrizzleEnvConfigRepairJobRepository } from './repositories/envConfigRepair.js';
 import { DrizzleEnvironmentTestRunRepository } from './repositories/environmentTest.js';
 import { DrizzleDocumentConnectionRepository, DrizzleDocumentRepository, } from './repositories/documents.js';
@@ -41,14 +42,14 @@ import { DrizzleEnvironmentConnectionRepository, DrizzleEnvironmentRegistryRepos
 import { DrizzleCustomManifestTypeRepository } from './repositories/customManifestType.js';
 import { DrizzleNotificationRepository } from './repositories/notifications.js';
 import { selectNodeFragmentLibraryDeps, selectNodeSkillLibraryDeps, } from './container-content-library-deps.js';
-import { DrizzleSlackConnectionRepository, DrizzleSlackMemberMappingRepository, DrizzleSlackSettingsRepository, } from './repositories/slack.js';
-import { DrizzleTaskConnectionRepository, DrizzleTaskRepository, DrizzleTaskSourceSettingsRepository, } from './repositories/tasks.js';
+import {} from './repositories/slack.js';
+import {} from './repositories/tasks.js';
 import { CryptoIdGenerator, SystemClock } from './runtime.js';
-import { buildNodeApiKeyService, buildNodeLocalModelEndpointService, buildNodeOpenRouterCatalogService, buildNodePersonalSubscriptionService, buildNodePublicApiKeyService, buildNodeSubscriptionService, buildNodeUserSecretService, } from './wireCredentialServices.js';
+import {} from './wireCredentialServices.js';
 // The container-agent-executor wiring (transport resolver, provisioning-log wrapper, container
 // executor + bootstrapper + env-config repairer, GitHub-issue filer, trace-sink builder), lifted
 // into a sibling module so this composition root stays within the file-size budget.
-import { RUNNERS_CIPHER_INFO, buildNodeContainerExecutor, buildNodeGitHubIssueFiler, buildNodeResolveTransport, buildTraceSink, selectNodeEnvConfigRepairer, selectNodeRepoBootstrapper, withProvisioningLog, } from './container-executor-deps.js';
+import { RUNNERS_CIPHER_INFO, buildNodeContainerExecutor, buildTraceSink, selectNodeEnvConfigRepairer, } from './container-executor-deps.js';
 // Re-export the public seams the local facade + tests still import from `./container.js`.
 export { buildNodeResolveTransport, missingContainerExecutorPrereqs, withProvisioningLog, } from './container-executor-deps.js';
 /**
@@ -72,79 +73,6 @@ export function pickRepoSource(remote, name, build) {
 // own. Mirrors the Worker's `buildModelProvider` memoisation. Memoisation matters more for
 // OTel than Langfuse: the SDK sink owns batch processors/exporters, so it must be built
 // once per config, not per wiring site.
-/** Truthy env flag (`true`/`1`/`yes`). */
-function isTruthy(value) {
-    return value === 'true' || value === '1' || value === 'yes';
-}
-/**
- * The Node model-provider RESOLVER (instrumented when Langfuse is on), shared per
- * `(env, db)`. Builds a per-scope provider from the DB-backed API-key pool plus opt-in
- * Cloudflare-REST / Bedrock registries. Mirrors the Worker's buildModelProviderResolver.
- */
-const modelResolverCache = new WeakMap();
-function buildModelProviderResolver(env, db, apiKeys, localModelEndpoints, 
-// The shared inline instrument (one trace sink for the proxied path, the core AND the
-// inline calls) so the OTel SDK exporter isn't rebuilt per wiring site.
-instrument) {
-    // The cache keys on the db handle (one resolver per Drizzle client). Mothership mode has no
-    // db, so skip the cache entirely (WeakMap keys must be objects) and build a fresh resolver —
-    // a mothership node builds one container, so there is nothing to share it with anyway.
-    if (!db)
-        return createNodeModelProviderResolver(env, apiKeys, localModelEndpoints, instrument);
-    const cached = modelResolverCache.get(db);
-    if (cached)
-        return cached;
-    const resolver = createNodeModelProviderResolver(env, apiKeys, localModelEndpoints, instrument);
-    modelResolverCache.set(db, resolver);
-    return resolver;
-}
-/**
- * Wire the Slack integration when enabled: the notification *channel* (an extra
- * delivery transport composed onto the notification mechanism — Node has no in-app
- * channel, so this is its only one) plus the management repositories (per-account
- * connect + per-workspace routing + member map) and the bot-token cipher. The
- * per-account bot token is sealed with the shared ENCRYPTION_KEY under a
- * slack-scoped HKDF info, mirroring the Worker. OAuth credentials are optional.
- */
-function selectNodeSlackDeps(config, repos, 
-// The remote-source seam (mothership mode): `sourced('name', build)` returns the remote registry
-// entry when there's no `db`, else builds the Drizzle repo. Routing the three Slack repos through
-// it makes the connect / route / member-map management surface functional in mothership mode —
-// AND keeps the `SlackNotificationChannel` (which captures these repos directly) reading the SAME
-// remote-backed repos, so it can't drift to the broken db-less Drizzle instances. The bot token
-// rides a SEALED `tokenCipher` (sealed/decrypted under the LOCAL key), so the sealed blob — never
-// plaintext — crosses the machine API; the settings + member-mapping rows carry no secrets. The
-// RPC allow-list gates each method by its account/workspace scope. (Mothership-SIDE delivery for a
-// hosted teammate's notification — the mothership decrypting a laptop-sealed token — is the later
-// secrets-delegation slice; local delivery, where the run's own node holds the key, works.)
-sourced) {
-    if (!config.slack.enabled || !config.slack.encryptionKey)
-        return {};
-    const secretCipher = new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-        masterKeyBase64: config.slack.encryptionKey,
-        info: SLACK_CIPHER_INFO,
-    });
-    const slackConnectionRepository = sourced('slackConnectionRepository', (d) => new DrizzleSlackConnectionRepository(d));
-    const slackSettingsRepository = sourced('slackSettingsRepository', (d) => new DrizzleSlackSettingsRepository(d));
-    const slackMemberMappingRepository = sourced('slackMemberMappingRepository', (d) => new DrizzleSlackMemberMappingRepository(d));
-    return {
-        notificationChannel: new SlackNotificationChannel({
-            workspaceRepository: repos.workspaceRepository,
-            slackConnectionRepository,
-            slackSettingsRepository,
-            slackMemberMappingRepository,
-            blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-            secretCipher,
-            // Best-effort delivery still surfaces failures (revoked token, missing channel
-            // invite) through the structured logger so a broken route is diagnosable.
-            onError: (error, ctx) => logger.warn({ err: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), ...ctx }, 'slack notification delivery failed'),
-        }),
-        slackConnectionRepository,
-        slackSettingsRepository,
-        slackMemberMappingRepository,
-        slackSecretCipher: secretCipher,
-    };
-}
 /**
  * Wire account invitations + per-account email senders for the Node facade (parity
  * with the Worker's `selectEmailInvitationDeps`). Invitations are always available (an
@@ -193,14 +121,6 @@ function buildSystemEmailSender(config) {
  * Rate-limit accounting is best-effort telemetry the Worker persists to D1; the Node
  * facade has no such table, so it drops the snapshots (exactly like the local facade).
  */
-class NoopRateLimitRepository {
-    record(_snapshot) {
-        return Promise.resolve();
-    }
-    deleteOlderThan(_epochMs) {
-        return Promise.resolve(0);
-    }
-}
 /**
  * The workspace-spanning GitHub App registry, built once and shared by everything that
  * needs an App credential: the container executor's push-token mint, the tech-debt
@@ -278,6 +198,49 @@ function buildNodeVcsIdentityRegistry(config) {
  * App, `PUBLIC_URL`, `AUTH_SESSION_SECRET`, `ENCRYPTION_KEY`) are absent the
  * composite still serves inline kinds but fails container kinds loudly.
  */
+/**
+ * Resolve every app-owned registry the container wires: the backend-kind registries (env + runner
+ * + custom-manifest + user-secret), the agent-kind / gate / step-resolver / initiative-preset /
+ * VCS-provider / gate-provider registries. Each is the injected instance when `options` supplies it
+ * (a deployment's custom entries, or the conformance harness's pre-loaded instance) else the
+ * built-ins-only default, and the opt-in AWS EKS backends are registered by reference. Extracted
+ * from {@link buildNodeContainer} to keep it under the complexity ceiling.
+ */
+function resolveNodeAppRegistries(options) {
+    const { environmentBackendRegistry, runnerBackendRegistry, customManifestTypeRegistry, userSecretKindRegistry, } = options.backendRegistries ?? createBackendRegistries();
+    // Register the opt-in AWS EKS backends by reference (the default registries stay AWS-free).
+    // Reuses the native Kubernetes transport/provider behind a minted IAM apiserver token; a
+    // pass-through until a workspace connects an `eks` backend. Registered on BOTH facades (the
+    // Worker registers the same pair in its container build) so the runtimes stay symmetric with
+    // the native `kubernetes` backend these extend — a real EKS cluster's private-CA apiserver is
+    // only reachable from a runtime that can pin a custom CA (Node/local), the same constraint a
+    // private-CA `kubernetes` connection already carries.
+    runnerBackendRegistry.register(eksRunnerBackend);
+    environmentBackendRegistry.register(eksEnvironmentBackend);
+    return {
+        environmentBackendRegistry,
+        runnerBackendRegistry,
+        customManifestTypeRegistry,
+        userSecretKindRegistry,
+        // The app-owned agent-kind registry: the injected instance (so a deployment's custom kinds
+        // are visible) else the built-ins-only default.
+        agentKindRegistry: options.agentKindRegistry ?? defaultAgentKindRegistry(),
+        // The app-owned gate registry: the injected instance (conformance / a deployment pre-loads it),
+        // else a fresh one with the built-in `@cat-factory/gates` suite installed.
+        gateRegistry: options.gateRegistry ?? gateRegistryWithBuiltins(),
+        // The app-owned step-resolver registry: the injected instance else an empty default (the
+        // built-in `merger` resolver is a privileged engine built-in, not a registry entry).
+        stepResolverRegistry: options.stepResolverRegistry ?? defaultStepResolverRegistry(),
+        // The app-owned initiative-preset registry: the injected instance else the built-ins-only
+        // default (generic / docs-refresh / tech-migration).
+        initiativePresetRegistry: options.initiativePresetRegistry ?? defaultInitiativePresetRegistry(),
+        // Opt-in GitLab VCS provider registry (a no-op unless GITLAB_TOKEN is set; the wiring lives in
+        // the caller, symmetric with the Worker facade per "keep the runtimes symmetric").
+        vcsRegistry: options.vcsRegistry ?? defaultVcsRegistry(),
+        // The app-owned provider registry the built-in gates probe through (fresh empty unless injected).
+        providerRegistry: options.providerRegistry ?? defaultProviderRegistry(),
+    };
+}
 export function buildNodeContainer(options) {
     const env = options.env ?? process.env;
     const config = options.config ?? loadNodeConfig(env);
@@ -330,91 +293,19 @@ export function buildNodeContainer(options) {
     // `remoteRepos` + `db` are fixed for this build, so bind them once: `sourced('name', (d) => …)`
     // picks the remote registry entry in mothership mode, else builds the Drizzle repo over `db`.
     const sourced = (name, build) => pickRepoSource(remoteRepos, name, () => build(db));
-    // The app-owned backend registries (env + runner kind → provider), built once here and
-    // injected into the engine + surfaced on the container for the snapshot's backend-kind
-    // selectors. A deployment registers a custom backend by reference; the conformance suite
-    // injects a pre-loaded registry. Defaults to just the built-in `manifest`/`kubernetes` kinds.
-    const { environmentBackendRegistry, runnerBackendRegistry, customManifestTypeRegistry, userSecretKindRegistry, } = options.backendRegistries ?? createBackendRegistries();
-    // The app-owned agent-kind registry: the injected instance (so a deployment's custom kinds
-    // are visible) else the built-ins-only default. The SAME instance flows to the executors,
-    // createCore and the ServerContainer snapshot projection.
-    const agentKindRegistry = options.agentKindRegistry ?? defaultAgentKindRegistry();
-    // The app-owned gate registry: the injected instance (conformance / a deployment pre-loads it),
-    // else a fresh one with the built-in `@cat-factory/gates` suite installed via
-    // `gateRegistryWithBuiltins()`. Flows into createCore (the engine's gate machine) and is
-    // re-exposed on Core so `start()` validates the SAME instance.
-    const gateRegistry = options.gateRegistry ?? gateRegistryWithBuiltins();
-    // The app-owned step-resolver registry: the injected instance else an empty default (the
-    // built-in `merger` resolver is a privileged engine built-in, not a registry entry).
-    const stepResolverRegistry = options.stepResolverRegistry ?? defaultStepResolverRegistry();
-    // The app-owned initiative-preset registry: the injected instance else the built-ins-only
-    // default (generic / docs-refresh / tech-migration). Flows into createCore (initiative services
-    // + spawned-run preset context) and the ServerContainer snapshot descriptors + preset probe.
-    const initiativePresetRegistry = options.initiativePresetRegistry ?? defaultInitiativePresetRegistry();
-    // Register the opt-in AWS EKS backends by reference (the default registries stay AWS-free).
-    // Reuses the native Kubernetes transport/provider behind a minted IAM apiserver token; a
-    // pass-through until a workspace connects an `eks` backend. Registered on BOTH facades (the
-    // Worker registers the same pair in its container build) so the runtimes stay symmetric with
-    // the native `kubernetes` backend these extend — a real EKS cluster's private-CA apiserver is
-    // only reachable from a runtime that can pin a custom CA (Node/local), the same constraint a
-    // private-CA `kubernetes` connection already carries.
-    runnerBackendRegistry.register(eksRunnerBackend);
-    environmentBackendRegistry.register(eksEnvironmentBackend);
-    // Binary-artifact storage (UI screenshots + reference design images) for the
-    // visual-confirmation gate. The backend is configured PER ACCOUNT in the UI (no env vars):
-    // the metadata always lives in Postgres; the bytes go to the account's chosen blob backend
-    // (`fs` → the local filesystem; `db` → a Postgres `bytea` table; `s3` → an S3 bucket). The
-    // composed store is resolved per request/run from the account settings (see
-    // `resolveBinaryArtifactStore`, built below once `accountSettings` exists).
-    const contentStorageCapability = {
-        supportedBackends: ['off', 'fs', 's3', 'db'],
-        defaultBackend: options.contentStorageDefaultBackend ?? 'off',
-    };
-    const buildNodeBlobBackend = (kind, opts) => {
-        switch (kind) {
-            case 'fs':
-                // NOTE: the filesystem backend is local-disk only. It is correct for the local facade
-                // and a single-instance Node deployment with a persistent volume, but NOT for a scaled
-                // (multi-replica) or ephemeral-disk deployment — bytes written on one replica are
-                // invisible to the others and lost on redeploy. Scaled deployments should pick `s3`.
-                return new FilesystemBinaryBlobBackend({ basePath: opts.fs?.basePath });
-            case 'db':
-                return new PostgresBinaryBlobBackend(db);
-            case 's3':
-                if (!opts.s3)
-                    return null;
-                // Omitting credentials is intentional: the S3 client then falls back to the ambient AWS
-                // credential chain (instance role / `AWS_*` env), which is the right behaviour for a
-                // deployment running on AWS with an attached role. The UI requires explicit keys, so this
-                // path is only reached by a config written through another channel.
-                return new S3BinaryBlobBackend({
-                    ...opts.s3,
-                    ...(opts.s3Credentials ? { credentials: opts.s3Credentials } : {}),
-                });
-            default:
-                // `r2`/`memory` are not served on Node/local — null ⇒ storage unavailable.
-                return null;
-        }
-    };
-    // The built-in gates' providers are wired onto the app-owned `providerRegistry` (news'd below,
-    // fresh unless injected via `options`). The GitHub + release-health wiring runs only inside its
+    // The app-owned registries (backend kinds, agent kinds, gates, step resolvers, initiative
+    // presets, VCS providers, gate-provider registry) — injected instances when supplied (a
+    // deployment's custom entries / the conformance harness) else the built-ins-only defaults.
+    // The SAME instances flow to the executors, createCore, and the ServerContainer projection.
+    const { environmentBackendRegistry, runnerBackendRegistry, customManifestTypeRegistry, userSecretKindRegistry, agentKindRegistry, gateRegistry, stepResolverRegistry, initiativePresetRegistry, vcsRegistry, providerRegistry, } = resolveNodeAppRegistries(options);
+    // The built-in gates' providers are wired onto the app-owned `providerRegistry` (fresh unless
+    // injected via `options`). The GitHub + release-health wiring runs only inside its
     // `enabled`/`githubClient` branches; a fresh registry starts empty, so an unconfigured gate just
     // stays unwired (pass-through) — no reset needed (the former `clearGateProviders()` guarded a
     // module-global that no longer exists). Mirrors the Worker facade (keep the runtimes symmetric).
     // Any test-injected gate providers (`options.gateProviders`) are applied at the END of this build
     // so they OVERRIDE the config wiring (local mode wires a PAT-backed CI provider here that would
     // otherwise clobber a faked one) — gates read their provider lazily at probe time, last write wins.
-    // Opt-in GitLab VCS provider (single-token model, mirroring local-mode's PAT). Registered on
-    // the app-owned `vcsRegistry` so the neutral webhook route + any VcsConnectionRef holder
-    // resolves it. A no-op unless GITLAB_TOKEN is set; symmetric with the Worker facade (and
-    // inherited by local) per "keep the runtimes symmetric".
-    const vcsRegistry = options.vcsRegistry ?? defaultVcsRegistry();
-    // The app-owned provider registry the built-in gates probe through. A single-process facade, so
-    // one instance for the process (the injected one via `options`, else a fresh empty one). The
-    // GitHub CI/mergeability/review/doc-quality + release-health + incident providers are wired onto
-    // it below when configured; injected into `createCore` so the gate machine reads the SAME
-    // instance. A fresh instance starts empty, so the former `clearGateProviders()` reset is gone.
-    const providerRegistry = options.providerRegistry ?? defaultProviderRegistry();
     let gitlabEngineClient;
     if (config.gitlab?.enabled && env.GITLAB_TOKEN) {
         registerGitLab(vcsRegistry, {
@@ -436,79 +327,28 @@ export function buildNodeContainer(options) {
     // selected/default model preset > env routing), uniformly for inline and container
     // kinds. The built-in default preset points every agent kind at Kimi K2.7.
     const resolveWorkspaceModelDefault = (workspaceId, agentKind, modelPresetId) => resolvePresetModelForKind(repos.modelPresetRepository, workspaceId, agentKind, modelPresetId);
-    // The direct-provider API-key pool + the per-scope model-provider resolver, shared by
-    // the inline executor, the inline modules (planner/reviewer/fragment selector), the
-    // API-key controller, and the LLM proxy key lease.
-    const apiKeys = buildNodeApiKeyService(env, db, repos.workspaceRepository, idGenerator, clock, options.providerApiKeyRepository);
-    // The inbound public-API key store — drives the public `/api/v1` surface's authentication.
-    const publicApiKeys = buildNodePublicApiKeyService(env, db, idGenerator, clock);
-    // The per-user locally-run model endpoints store (Ollama / LM Studio / …), shared by
-    // the local-runner controller, the per-user model catalog, the inline model provider,
-    // and the LLM proxy.
-    const localModelEndpoints = buildNodeLocalModelEndpointService(env, db, clock, options.localModelEndpointRepository);
-    // The per-user generic secret store (a GitHub PAT today), shared by the user-secret
-    // controller and the run-initiator PAT resolver below.
-    const userSecrets = buildNodeUserSecretService(env, db, clock, userSecretKindRegistry, options.caches?.viewerRepos);
-    // Resolve the run initiator's stored GitHub PAT (when set) — preferred over the
-    // App/env token by the container push-token mint + the engine GitHub client.
-    const resolveUserGitHubToken = userSecrets
-        ? (userId) => userSecrets.resolve(userId, 'github_pat')
-        : undefined;
-    // The per-workspace OpenRouter dynamic-catalog store — shared by the catalog controller,
-    // the per-workspace model catalog's dynamic OpenRouter entries, and the spend overlay.
-    const openRouterCatalog = buildNodeOpenRouterCatalogService(env, db, clock, apiKeys, config.spend.currency);
-    // The subscription-token pool (Claude Code / Codex credentials), shared by the
-    // container executor (lease + usage feedback) and the vendor-credential controller.
-    // Built HERE (before the model-provider wrap below) so its lease closures can be handed
-    // to `wrapModelProviderResolver` — the local facade's inline-harness wrap serves an
-    // inline subscription ref through a warm container on a LEASED credential, so it needs the
-    // same lease seams the container executor uses (built once, shared by both).
-    const subscriptions = buildNodeSubscriptionService(env, db, repos.workspaceRepository, idGenerator, clock, options.providerSubscriptionTokenRepository);
-    // The per-user individual-usage subscription store (Claude), shared by the
-    // container executor's personal lease, the personal-subscription controller, and the
-    // inline-harness wrap's per-run personal lease.
-    const personalSubscriptions = buildNodePersonalSubscriptionService(env, db, idGenerator, clock, options.personalSubscriptionRepository, options.subscriptionActivationRepository);
-    // The ONE external trace sink for this container (memoised per config): the core, the
-    // container executor AND the inline model-provider instrumentation all share this single
-    // instance, so the OTel SDK exporter's batch processors/timers exist exactly once (and its
-    // shutdown is wired below). Its `recordPrompts` matches the proxied path's gating.
-    const traceSink = buildTraceSink(config);
-    const baseModelProviderResolver = buildModelProviderResolver(env, db, apiKeys, localModelEndpoints, traceSink ? { traceSink, recordPrompts: config.observability.recordPrompts } : undefined);
-    const wrappedModelProviderResolver = options.wrapModelProviderResolver
-        ? options.wrapModelProviderResolver(baseModelProviderResolver, {
-            ...(personalSubscriptions
-                ? {
-                    leasePersonalSubscriptionToken: (executionId, userId, vendor) => personalSubscriptions.leaseForRun(executionId, userId, vendor),
-                }
-                : {}),
-            ...(subscriptions
-                ? {
-                    leaseSubscriptionToken: (workspaceId, vendor) => subscriptions.leaseToken(workspaceId, vendor),
-                }
-                : {}),
-        })
-        : baseModelProviderResolver;
-    // Cap concurrent inline calls to a subscription vendor, OUTERMOST so it sits outside the
-    // local facade's subscription-inline harness wrap above (and therefore sees the un-degraded
-    // subscription ref). One limiter per container = per process for a stock node, per tenant in
-    // mothership mode; a pass-through when nothing is capped. Symmetric with the Worker's wrap in
-    // `buildModelProviderResolver` (see "Keep the runtimes symmetric").
-    const modelProviderResolver = wrapResolverWithLimiter(wrappedModelProviderResolver, vendorConcurrencyLimiterFromEnv((key) => env[key]));
-    // Cloudflare Workers AI is opt-in on Node: enabled when the REST creds are present.
-    const cloudflareModelsEnabled = options.cloudflareModelsEnabled ?? !!(env.CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID && env.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN);
-    const inline = new AiAgentExecutor({
-        modelProviderResolver,
-        agentRouting: config.agents.routing,
-        resolveBlockModel: config.agents.resolveBlockModel,
-        resolveWorkspaceModelDefault,
-        // In local mode this keeps an ambient-eligible subscription harness ref so the inline
-        // design/research kinds run on the developer's Claude Code / Codex CLI; undefined on
-        // stock Node (no inline harness), where such a ref degrades to the routing default.
-        ...(config.agents.inlineHarnessRef ? { runsInline: config.agents.inlineHarnessRef } : {}),
-        // Opt-in provider web search for the inline design/research kinds (no-op unless
-        // INLINE_WEB_SEARCH_ENABLED and an Anthropic/OpenAI model).
-        webSearch: inlineWebSearchOptionsFromEnv(env),
+    // The credential/token stores + the model-provisioning stack (API-key pool, public-API +
+    // local-model-endpoint + user-secret + OpenRouter + subscription + personal-subscription
+    // stores, the trace sink, the model-provider resolver, and the inline executor), lifted into
+    // `container-model-deps.ts` so this composition root stays within the file-size budget.
+    const { apiKeys, publicApiKeys, localModelEndpoints, userSecrets, resolveUserGitHubToken, openRouterCatalog, subscriptions, personalSubscriptions, traceSink, modelProviderResolver, cloudflareModelsEnabled, inline, } = buildNodeModelDeps({
+        env,
+        config,
+        db,
+        workspaceRepository: repos.workspaceRepository,
+        idGenerator,
+        clock,
         agentKindRegistry,
+        userSecretKindRegistry,
+        resolveWorkspaceModelDefault,
+        providerApiKeyRepository: options.providerApiKeyRepository,
+        localModelEndpointRepository: options.localModelEndpointRepository,
+        providerSubscriptionTokenRepository: options.providerSubscriptionTokenRepository,
+        personalSubscriptionRepository: options.personalSubscriptionRepository,
+        subscriptionActivationRepository: options.subscriptionActivationRepository,
+        wrapModelProviderResolver: options.wrapModelProviderResolver,
+        cloudflareModelsEnabled: options.cloudflareModelsEnabled,
+        caches: options.caches,
     });
     // Persistence the container-execution path needs (built from the same db). The
     // runner-pool repo also backs the `runners` Core module so a pool is registrable
@@ -548,174 +388,34 @@ export function buildNodeContainer(options) {
         blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
         serviceRepository: repos.serviceRepository,
     });
-    // Best-effort recorder for the provisioning event log (its own Postgres schema).
-    // Shared by the env services (via createCore) and the runner/container transport
-    // decorator below, so every spin-up/down attempt is logged.
-    const provisioningLogRecorder = new ProvisioningLogRecorder({
-        repository: repos.provisioningLogRepository,
-        idGenerator,
-        clock,
-    });
-    // A sibling facade (local mode) may inject its own transport — even `null` — which
-    // replaces the default self-hosted-pool resolution; undefined keeps Node's default
-    // (a self-hosted pool, optionally driven by an injected native `runnerPoolProvider`).
-    // The injected transport is a per-run container (local mode), the default is a
-    // self-hosted pool — tag each accordingly so the logs drawer can filter by subsystem.
-    // A facade that pre-wraps its branches with their own subsystem tags (local mode) sets
-    // `skipProvisioningLogWrap` so we don't double-wrap.
-    const baseResolveTransport = options.resolveTransport !== undefined
-        ? options.resolveTransport
-        : buildNodeResolveTransport(config, runnerPoolConnectionRepository, repos.workspaceRepository, clock, runnerBackendRegistry, options.runnerPoolProvider);
-    const resolveTransport = options.skipProvisioningLogWrap
-        ? baseResolveTransport
-        : withProvisioningLog(baseResolveTransport, provisioningLogRecorder, options.resolveTransport !== undefined ? 'container' : 'runner-pool');
-    // The async, container-backed Kubernetes deploy lifecycle (slice 9's `deployJobClient` +
-    // `resolveDeployCloneTarget` seams). Node deploys on the workspace's self-hosted runner pool
-    // (which pulls the `imageDeploy` variant), so the default deploy client wraps the SAME
-    // `resolveTransport` the agent executor uses — the pool is Node's analogue of the Worker's
-    // DeployContainer. The clone-target resolver mints a short-lived install token + a github.com
-    // origin from the App registry. The local facade injects BOTH (a deploy-dedicated native/
-    // container transport + a PAT/GitLab clone target) via `options`, which win here. Absent any
-    // backend ⇒ unwired, so a render-needing config fails loudly (the raw REST path is unaffected).
-    const baseDeployMint = options.mintInstallationToken ??
-        (appRegistry ? (id) => appRegistry.installationToken(id) : undefined);
-    const deployJobClient = options.deployJobClient ??
-        (options.disableDefaultDeployJobClient || !resolveTransport
-            ? undefined
-            : new RunnerJobClient(resolveTransport));
-    const resolveDeployCloneTarget = options.resolveDeployCloneTarget ??
-        (baseDeployMint
-            ? makeResolveDeployCloneTarget(resolveRepoTarget, (id) => baseDeployMint(id), options.resolveRepoOrigin
-                ? { resolveCloneUrl: (t) => options.resolveRepoOrigin(t).cloneUrl }
-                : {})
-            : undefined);
-    const deployDeps = config.environments.encryptionKey
-        ? {
-            ...(deployJobClient ? { deployJobClient } : {}),
-            ...(resolveDeployCloneTarget ? { resolveDeployCloneTarget } : {}),
-        }
-        : {};
-    // Agent-context observability sink: records the complete, redacted context provided
-    // to each container agent (composed prompts + folded-in fragments + injected files).
-    // Gated by the deployment prompt-recording switch + the workspace storeAgentContext
-    // setting. Wired into the executor (write) AND createCore (read). The telemetry rows
-    // live in the `telemetry` Postgres schema (see schema.ts).
-    const agentContextObservability = new AgentContextObservabilityService({
-        agentContextSnapshotRepository: repos.agentContextSnapshotRepository,
-        workspaceSettingsRepository: repos.workspaceSettingsRepository,
-        idGenerator,
-        clock,
-        recordPrompts: config.observability.recordPrompts,
-    });
-    // Agent-search-query observability sink: records each web search a container agent
-    // performed through the search proxy. Same double gate + retention window as the
-    // agent-context sink. Wired into the search proxy (write, via the container) AND
-    // createCore (read). Telemetry rows live in the `telemetry` Postgres schema.
-    const searchQueryObservability = new SearchQueryObservabilityService({
-        agentSearchQueryRepository: repos.agentSearchQueryRepository,
-        workspaceSettingsRepository: repos.workspaceSettingsRepository,
-        idGenerator,
-        clock,
-        recordPrompts: config.observability.recordPrompts,
-    });
-    // Record a subscription harness's (Claude Code / Codex) per-call telemetry into the
-    // SAME `llm_call_metrics` store the LLM proxy writes for Pi — those harnesses bypass
-    // the proxy, so the executor lifts the metrics off the CLI stream and feeds them here.
-    const recordHarnessCalls = makeHarnessCallRecorder(new LlmObservabilityService({
-        llmCallMetricRepository: repos.llmCallMetricRepository,
-        idGenerator,
-        clock,
-        recordPrompts: config.observability.recordPrompts,
-    }));
-    // A deployment-wide trusted web-search upstream, built from this facade's own `WEB_SEARCH_*`
-    // env, used by the search proxy as a fallback when a run's account has no web-search config
-    // (local mode defaults `WEB_SEARCH_SEARXNG_URL` to its self-hosted SearXNG). Distinct from the
-    // harness's own `SEARXNG_URL`/`BRAVE_SEARCH_API_KEY` runner-pool autodetect — those are for
-    // self-hosted pool containers; these keys stay on the backend. Surfaced on the ServerContainer
-    // below and read by `WebSearchProxyController`.
-    const defaultWebSearchUpstream = createDefaultWebSearchUpstream({
-        braveApiKey: env.WEB_SEARCH_BRAVE_API_KEY,
-        searxngUrl: env.WEB_SEARCH_SEARXNG_URL,
-        searxngApiKey: env.WEB_SEARCH_SEARXNG_API_KEY,
-    });
-    // Web-search keys live per-account; advertise Pi's `web_search` tool to a run only when a
-    // usable upstream exists — either the deployment default above (⇒ always on) or the run's
-    // account has its own keys (else the tool would just fail/return nothing). The per-account
-    // check runs off a dedicated account-settings instance (short-TTL cache).
-    const webSearchAccountKey = env.ENCRYPTION_KEY?.trim();
-    const webSearchAccountSettings = webSearchAccountKey
-        ? new AccountSettingsService({
-            accountSettingsRepository: repos.accountSettingsRepository,
-            secretCipher: new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-                masterKeyBase64: webSearchAccountKey,
-                info: ACCOUNT_SETTINGS_CIPHER_INFO,
-            }),
-            clock,
-            ...(options.caches ? { settingsCache: options.caches.accountSettings } : {}),
-        })
-        : undefined;
-    const resolveWebSearchAvailability = defaultWebSearchUpstream || webSearchAccountSettings
-        ? async (workspaceId) => {
-            // Mirror the proxy's own resolution (`accountUpstream ?? defaultWebSearchUpstream`):
-            // the run's account keys WIN and the deployment default is only the fallback, so the
-            // surfaced provider matches the one that will actually serve the run's searches. Build
-            // the account upstream the SAME way the proxy does before falling back to the default.
-            if (webSearchAccountSettings) {
-                const accountId = await repos.workspaceRepository.accountOf(workspaceId);
-                if (accountId) {
-                    const accountUpstream = createWebSearchUpstream((await webSearchAccountSettings.resolve(accountId)).webSearch ?? {});
-                    if (accountUpstream)
-                        return { available: true, provider: accountUpstream.provider };
-                }
-            }
-            if (defaultWebSearchUpstream)
-                return { available: true, provider: defaultWebSearchUpstream.provider };
-            return { available: false, provider: null };
-        }
-        : undefined;
-    // Private package registries (npm private orgs, GitHub Packages): sealed per-workspace
-    // entries decrypted only at container dispatch, rendered by the harness into ~/.npmrc.
-    // The cipher is shared by the dispatch resolver here and the management service below.
-    const packageRegistryEncryptionKey = env.ENCRYPTION_KEY?.trim();
-    const packageRegistrySecretCipher = packageRegistryEncryptionKey
-        ? new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-            masterKeyBase64: packageRegistryEncryptionKey,
-            info: PACKAGE_REGISTRY_CIPHER_INFO,
-        })
-        : undefined;
-    const resolvePackageRegistries = packageRegistrySecretCipher
-        ? (workspaceId) => resolvePackageRegistriesForDispatch(repos.packageRegistryConnectionRepository, packageRegistrySecretCipher, workspaceId)
-        : undefined;
-    // Sensitive per-service test credentials (sealed): the service backs the CRUD controller, the
-    // engine's prompt refs (via `resolveTestSecretRefs`) and the executor's out-of-band value
-    // injection (via `resolveTestSecrets`). Guarded by ENCRYPTION_KEY like the other sealed stores.
-    const testSecretsEncryptionKey = env.ENCRYPTION_KEY?.trim();
-    const testSecretsService = testSecretsEncryptionKey
-        ? new TestSecretsService({
-            testSecretsRepository: repos.testSecretsRepository,
-            secretCipher: new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-                masterKeyBase64: testSecretsEncryptionKey,
-                info: TEST_SECRETS_CIPHER_INFO,
-            }),
-            blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-            clock,
-        })
-        : undefined;
-    const resolveTestSecrets = testSecretsService
-        ? (workspaceId, blockId) => testSecretsService.resolveValuesForBlock(workspaceId, blockId)
-        : undefined;
-    const resolveTestSecretRefs = testSecretsService
-        ? (workspaceId, blockId) => testSecretsService.resolveRefsForBlock(workspaceId, blockId)
-        : undefined;
-    // Modeled subscription quota-cycle provider (usage-and-quota-tracking, Part B): folds a
-    // finished subscription run's tokens into rolling windows (real reads land in B2). The
-    // registry of REAL vendor adapters is empty today, so every vendor reports modeled.
-    const subscriptionQuotaProvider = new RegistrySubscriptionQuotaProvider({
-        subscriptionQuotaCycleRepository: repos.subscriptionQuotaCycleRepository,
+    // The runner-transport resolver + the container-backed deploy lifecycle seams (resolve the
+    // workspace's transport, wrap it with the provisioning-log decorator, build the deploy job
+    // client + clone-target resolver), lifted into `container-transport-deps.ts` to keep this
+    // root within budget.
+    const { resolveTransport, baseDeployMint, deployDeps } = buildNodeTransportDeploy({
+        config,
+        repos,
         idGenerator,
         clock,
-        registry: defaultSubscriptionQuotaRegistry,
+        runnerPoolConnectionRepository,
+        runnerBackendRegistry,
+        appRegistry,
+        resolveRepoTarget,
+        workspaceRepository: repos.workspaceRepository,
+        resolveTransportOverride: options.resolveTransport,
+        runnerPoolProvider: options.runnerPoolProvider,
+        skipProvisioningLogWrap: options.skipProvisioningLogWrap,
+        mintInstallationToken: options.mintInstallationToken,
+        deployJobClientOverride: options.deployJobClient,
+        disableDefaultDeployJobClient: options.disableDefaultDeployJobClient,
+        resolveDeployCloneTargetOverride: options.resolveDeployCloneTarget,
+        resolveRepoOrigin: options.resolveRepoOrigin,
     });
+    // The per-run agent-observability + web-search + sealed-secret services (agent-context /
+    // search-query / harness-call telemetry sinks, the web-search upstream + availability
+    // resolver, the package-registry + test-secret dispatch resolvers, the subscription-quota
+    // provider), lifted into `container-run-services-deps.ts` to keep this root within budget.
+    const { agentContextObservability, searchQueryObservability, recordHarnessCalls, defaultWebSearchUpstream, resolveWebSearchAvailability, packageRegistrySecretCipher, resolvePackageRegistries, testSecretsService, resolveTestSecrets, resolveTestSecretRefs, subscriptionQuotaProvider, } = buildNodeRunServices({ env, config, repos, idGenerator, clock, caches: options.caches });
     const container = buildNodeContainerExecutor({
         env,
         config,
@@ -743,354 +443,73 @@ export function buildNodeContainer(options) {
     // Optionally wrapped with the consensus mechanism below (after the event publisher
     // is built, so live consensus pushes ride the same hub).
     const standardAgentExecutor = new CompositeAgentExecutor(inline, container, agentKindRegistry);
-    // GitHub-issue tracker: file the tech-debt pipeline's issue through the workspace's
-    // own GitHub App installation (per-tenant), resolving the service's repo from the
-    // github_repos projection — the same per-tenant infra the container executor uses.
-    const fileGitHubIssue = buildNodeGitHubIssueFiler(config, appRegistry, resolveRepoTarget);
-    // The GitHub client backing the CI gate + merge / mergeability providers: an injected
-    // one wins (the local facade supplies a PAT-backed client), else — when the GitHub App
-    // is configured — one minted from the shared App registry, so a stock Node deployment
-    // with an App ALSO gates on real GitHub Actions CI and merges the PR for real (parity
-    // with the Worker). Undefined → these stay unwired and the gates pass through.
-    // Prefer the run initiator's per-user PAT (when stored) over the App token for the
-    // engine's CI gate + merge reads, so those are attributed to them too. The engine
-    // sets the initiator in ambient context around the gate-probe / merge boundaries.
-    const engineRegistry = appRegistry && resolveUserGitHubToken
-        ? new PatPreferringAppRegistry(appRegistry, resolveUserGitHubToken)
-        : appRegistry;
-    const githubClient = options.githubClient ??
-        (engineRegistry
-            ? new FetchGitHubClient({
-                registry: engineRegistry,
-                rateLimitRepository: new NoopRateLimitRepository(),
-                idGenerator,
-                clock,
-                apiBase: config.github.apiBase,
-            })
-            : undefined);
-    // The client the engine's gate / merge / RepoFiles seams read through: the real GitHub client
-    // when present, else the GitLab-backed fallback so a GitLab-only deployment still gates on real
-    // CI and merges for real (the GitHub App wins when both are configured). Kept SEPARATE from
-    // `githubClient` on purpose — the GitHub-issue-specific consumers below (the GitHub Issues task
-    // source, issue writeback, the App projection module) must NOT be fed the GitLab client, or a
-    // GitLab-only deployment would offer a non-functional "GitHub Issues" source (it resolves the
-    // empty github_installations projection). Parity with the Worker, which keeps the App client
-    // distinct from its GitLab engine fallback.
-    const engineVcsClient = githubClient ?? gitlabEngineClient;
-    // Task-source integration (Jira + GitHub issues). Tenants connect their own Jira
-    // site through the UI (credentials stored per-workspace, encrypted at rest); the
-    // tracker resolves each workspace's own credentials from this same store. GitHub
-    // issues reuse the workspace's installed App, so they wire only when `githubClient`
-    // is available — kept here, after the client is built, for parity with the Worker.
-    const tasks = selectNodeTasksDeps(config, db, githubClient, githubInstallationRepository);
-    // Issue-tracker writeback (comment-on-PR-open + close-on-merge of a task's linked
-    // issue), gated per workspace + per task inside the provider. GitHub uses the same
-    // per-tenant client + installation lookup as the tracker/CI/merge providers; Jira
-    // reuses the workspace's encrypted connection. Wired whenever the tracker-settings
-    // repo exists (always on Node) so the engine can write back when a tracker is set.
-    const resolveWritebackIssue = githubClient
-        ? async (workspaceId, externalId) => {
-            const parsed = githubIssuesLogic.parseGitHubIssueExternalId(externalId);
-            if (!parsed)
-                return null;
-            const installation = await githubInstallationRepository.getByWorkspace(workspaceId);
-            if (!installation)
-                return null;
-            return { installationId: installation.installationId, parsed };
-        }
-        : undefined;
-    const issueWritebackProvider = new IssueWritebackService({
+    // The GitHub-client-dependent slice of the composition root: the engine's GitHub client, the
+    // CI / mergeability / review / doc-quality gate-provider wiring (registered onto
+    // `providerRegistry` as a side effect — kept BEFORE `applyGateProviders` below), the task-source
+    // deps, issue writeback, and the GitHub gate + projection/sync module deps. Lifted into
+    // `container-github-deps.ts` (mirroring the Worker's `selectGitHubDeps`) so this composition root
+    // stays within the file-size budget — same reason `container-executor-deps.ts` exists.
+    const { githubClient, tasks, fileGitHubIssue, issueWritebackProvider, githubGateDeps, githubModuleDeps, } = selectNodeGitHubDeps({
+        config,
+        db,
+        remoteRepos,
+        sourced,
+        idGenerator,
+        clock,
+        appRegistry,
+        githubClientOverride: options.githubClient,
+        resolveUserGitHubToken,
+        gitlabEngineClient,
+        providerRegistry,
+        resolveRepoTarget,
+        githubInstallationRepository,
+        repoProjectionRepository,
+        blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
         trackerSettingsRepository: repos.trackerSettingsRepository,
-        taskRepository: sourced('taskRepository', (d) => new DrizzleTaskRepository(d)),
-        fetchImpl: fetch,
-        ...(githubClient && resolveWritebackIssue
-            ? {
-                commentOnGitHubIssue: async (workspaceId, externalId, body) => {
-                    const target = await resolveWritebackIssue(workspaceId, externalId);
-                    if (!target)
-                        return;
-                    await githubClient.comment(target.installationId, { owner: target.parsed.owner, repo: target.parsed.repo }, target.parsed.number, body);
-                },
-                closeGitHubIssue: async (workspaceId, externalId) => {
-                    const target = await resolveWritebackIssue(workspaceId, externalId);
-                    if (!target)
-                        return;
-                    await githubClient.closeIssue(target.installationId, { owner: target.parsed.owner, repo: target.parsed.repo }, target.parsed.number);
-                },
-                labelGitHubIssue: async (workspaceId, externalId, label) => {
-                    const target = await resolveWritebackIssue(workspaceId, externalId);
-                    if (!target)
-                        return;
-                    await githubClient.applyIssueLabel?.(target.installationId, { owner: target.parsed.owner, repo: target.parsed.repo }, target.parsed.number, label);
-                },
-            }
-            : {}),
-        ...(tasks.taskConnectionRepository
-            ? {
-                resolveJiraConnection: async (workspaceId) => {
-                    const connection = await tasks.taskConnectionRepository.getByWorkspace(workspaceId, 'jira');
-                    const { baseUrl, accountEmail, apiToken } = connection?.credentials ?? {};
-                    if (!baseUrl || !accountEmail || !apiToken)
-                        return null;
-                    return { baseUrl, accountEmail, apiToken };
-                },
-                resolveLinearConnection: async (workspaceId) => {
-                    const connection = await tasks.taskConnectionRepository.getByWorkspace(workspaceId, 'linear');
-                    const { apiKey, token } = connection?.credentials ?? {};
-                    return apiKey || token ? { apiKey, token } : null;
-                },
-            }
-            : {}),
+        caches: options.caches,
     });
-    let githubGateDeps = {};
-    if (engineVcsClient) {
-        // The `ci` / `conflicts` gates now live in `@cat-factory/gates`; wire their providers into
-        // the gate suite instead of onto the engine's CoreDependencies (single-process startup, so
-        // the deployment-global handles are set once here). Parity with the Worker's selectGitHubDeps.
-        // These read through `engineVcsClient` (GitHub App or the GitLab fallback), so a GitLab-only
-        // deployment gates + merges for real too.
-        wireCiStatusProvider(providerRegistry, new GitHubCiStatusProvider({
-            githubClient: engineVcsClient,
-            resolveRepoTarget,
-            blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-        }));
-        wireMergeabilityProvider(providerRegistry, new GitHubMergeabilityProvider({
-            githubClient: engineVcsClient,
-            resolveRepoTarget,
-            blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-        }));
-        wirePullRequestReviewProvider(providerRegistry, new GitHubPullRequestReviewProvider({
-            githubClient: engineVcsClient,
-            resolveRepoTarget,
-            blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-        }));
-        wireDocQualityProvider(providerRegistry, new GitHubDocQualityProvider({
-            githubClient: engineVcsClient,
-            resolveRepoTarget,
-            blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-            // The gate resolves a workspace-linked template (WS1) for the block's kind, so it checks
-            // against the SAME sections the doc-writer followed. In db-less mothership mode the writer
-            // resolves the template through the RPC-proxied documents repo (getRoleLink is run-path
-            // allow-listed), so the gate MUST use that same repo — not `undefined` — or a doc written
-            // to the workspace template would be graded against the built-in skeleton (writer/gate drift).
-            documentRepository: db
-                ? new DrizzleDocumentRepository(db)
-                : remoteRepos?.documentRepository,
-        }));
-        githubGateDeps = {
-            // The engine binds a registered custom kind's pre/post-op hooks to a run's repo
-            // via this checkout-free RepoFiles resolver, composed from the same client +
-            // repo-target walk the gates/merger use — parity with the Worker. The `repoFiles`
-            // cache (slice 4) makes the post-op idempotency re-reads a read-through hit.
-            resolveRunRepoContext: makeResolveRunRepoContext(engineVcsClient, resolveRepoTarget, options.caches?.repoFiles),
-            // Block-less repo resolver for the environments module's on-demand repo
-            // validation / config bootstrap (operator names owner+repo).
-            resolveRepoFilesForCoords: makeResolveRepoFilesForCoords(engineVcsClient, githubInstallationRepository, repoProjectionRepository),
-            branchUpdater: new GitHubBranchUpdater({
-                githubClient: engineVcsClient,
-                resolveRepoTarget,
-                blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-            }),
-            pullRequestMerger: new GitHubPullRequestMerger({
-                githubClient: engineVcsClient,
-                resolveRepoTarget,
-                blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-            }),
-        };
-    }
-    // GitHub installation + projections + sync/webhook module: wired when the App is
-    // configured (a real githubClient), mirroring the Worker's selectGitHubDeps. This
-    // turns the GitHub read endpoints + the inline webhook/backfill sync on for Node —
-    // the sync engine (GitHubSyncService) is runtime-neutral, so populating the
-    // projection repos here makes the inline ingest actually persist (parity with the
-    // Worker, which fans the same sync through a queue/Workflow). `canCreateRepos` /
-    // `workflowsGranted` come from the App registry when present (advisory).
-    const githubModuleDeps = config.github.enabled && githubClient
-        ? {
-            githubClient,
-            githubInstallationRepository,
-            repoProjectionRepository,
-            // The five GitHub projection repos share one shape (remote in mothership mode, else
-            // Drizzle over `db`), routed through the shared `sourced` helper.
-            branchProjectionRepository: sourced('branchProjectionRepository', (d) => new DrizzleBranchProjectionRepository(d)),
-            pullRequestProjectionRepository: sourced('pullRequestProjectionRepository', (d) => new DrizzlePullRequestProjectionRepository(d)),
-            issueProjectionRepository: sourced('issueProjectionRepository', (d) => new DrizzleIssueProjectionRepository(d)),
-            commitProjectionRepository: sourced('commitProjectionRepository', (d) => new DrizzleCommitProjectionRepository(d)),
-            checkRunProjectionRepository: sourced('checkRunProjectionRepository', (d) => new DrizzleCheckRunProjectionRepository(d)),
-            // Per-user PAT-reachable repo projection (picker expansion + redaction); Postgres-only,
-            // so absent in a no-DB mothership node (the picker keeps its App-only behaviour there).
-            userRepoAccessRepository: db ? new DrizzleUserRepoAccessRepository(db) : undefined,
-            webhookVerifier: new WebCryptoWebhookVerifier(config.github.webhookSecret),
-            // Bound the initial backfill to the commit retention horizon (0 = full).
-            commitBackfillHorizonMs: config.retention.commitMs || undefined,
-            ...(appRegistry
-                ? {
-                    // Privileged App tier (ADR 0005): when configured, its client backs the
-                    // create-repo endpoint; `canCreateRepos` flags a connection whose
-                    // installation is owned by the privileged App. Absent → repo creation
-                    // stays the manual flow (parity with the Worker's selectGitHubDeps).
-                    repoProvisioningClient: config.github.privilegedApp
-                        ? new FetchGitHubProvisioningClient({
-                            registry: appRegistry,
-                            apiBase: config.github.apiBase,
-                        })
-                        : undefined,
-                    canCreateRepos: (installation) => appRegistry.canCreateRepos(installation),
-                    workflowsGranted: async (installation) => {
-                        const perms = await appRegistry.installationPermissions(installation.installationId);
-                        return perms.workflows === 'write';
-                    },
-                }
-                : {}),
-        }
-        : {};
-    // Repo-bootstrap: the reference-architecture library + the bootstrap runs (stored as
-    // kind='bootstrap' rows of agent_runs). The repos are wired unconditionally (the
-    // module + ref-arch CRUD then work like the Worker); the container-dispatching
-    // `repoBootstrapper` wires only when its prerequisites are met (transport + proxy +
-    // token + GitHub client) — the same token source the container executor uses.
-    const bootstrapJobRepository = sourced('bootstrapJobRepository', (d) => new DrizzleBootstrapJobRepository(d));
-    const bootstrapMintInstallationToken = options.mintInstallationToken ??
-        (appRegistry ? (id) => appRegistry.installationToken(id) : undefined);
-    const repoBootstrapper = selectNodeRepoBootstrapper({
+    // Repo-bootstrap: the reference-architecture library + the container-dispatching
+    // `repoBootstrapper`, lifted into `container-transport-deps.ts` to keep this root within budget.
+    const { bootstrapJobRepository, bootstrapMintInstallationToken, repoBootstrapper } = buildNodeBootstrapper({
         env,
         config,
+        sourced,
         resolveTransport,
-        installationRepository: githubInstallationRepository,
-        bootstrapJobRepository,
-        repoRepository: repoProjectionRepository,
-        ...(options.caches?.repoProjection
-            ? { repoProjectionCache: options.caches.repoProjection }
-            : {}),
+        githubInstallationRepository,
+        repoProjectionRepository,
+        appRegistry,
         githubClient,
-        mintInstallationToken: bootstrapMintInstallationToken,
-        ...(resolvePackageRegistries ? { resolvePackageRegistries } : {}),
+        mintInstallationToken: options.mintInstallationToken,
+        resolvePackageRegistries,
+        caches: options.caches,
     });
-    // Real-time push + notification delivery. When a realtime hub is wired (start()), the
-    // engine pushes execution/board/notification events to subscribed browsers via the
-    // NodeEventPublisher, decorated with FanOutEventPublisher so a shared service's live
-    // events reach EVERY board that mounts it (parity with the Worker's selectEventPublisher).
-    // The in-app push is also a notification channel, composed alongside Slack (when
-    // enabled) so a raised notification both lands in the inbox live AND fans to Slack.
-    const slackDeps = selectNodeSlackDeps(config, repos, sourced);
-    const executionEventPublisher = options.realtimeSink
-        ? new FanOutEventPublisher(new NodeEventPublisher(options.realtimeSink), {
-            workspaceMountRepository: repos.workspaceMountRepository,
-        })
-        : undefined;
-    // Optionally wrap the executor with the consensus mechanism (CONSENSUS_ENABLED). Off ⇒
-    // the standard composite, unchanged. Registers the capability traits + routes
-    // consensus-enabled steps through a multi-model process, persisting + pushing the
-    // transcript (same hub as run/board events).
-    const agentExecutor = isTruthy(env.CONSENSUS_ENABLED)
-        ? (registerConsensusTraits(agentKindRegistry),
-            new ConsensusAgentExecutor({
-                standard: standardAgentExecutor,
-                modelProviderResolver,
-                agentRouting: config.agents.routing,
-                resolveBlockModel: config.agents.resolveBlockModel,
-                resolveWorkspaceModelDefault,
-                // Consensus runs its participants INLINE, so in local mode keep an ambient-eligible
-                // subscription harness ref (served via the CLI) instead of degrading it; undefined on
-                // stock Node/Worker, where such a ref degrades to the routing default as before.
-                ...(config.agents.inlineHarnessRef ? { runsInline: config.agents.inlineHarnessRef } : {}),
-                sessionRepository: repos.consensusSessionRepository,
-                ...(executionEventPublisher ? { eventPublisher: executionEventPublisher } : {}),
-                agentKindRegistry,
-            }))
-        : standardAgentExecutor;
-    const notificationChannels = [];
-    if (executionEventPublisher)
-        notificationChannels.push(new InAppNotificationChannel(executionEventPublisher));
-    if (slackDeps.notificationChannel)
-        notificationChannels.push(slackDeps.notificationChannel);
-    const notificationChannel = notificationChannels.length === 0
-        ? undefined
-        : notificationChannels.length === 1
-            ? notificationChannels[0]
-            : new CompositeNotificationChannel(notificationChannels);
-    // Observability post-release-health: wire the gate + the release-health settings module
-    // when enabled (+ ENCRYPTION_KEY), mirroring the Worker's `selectReleaseHealthDeps`. Off →
-    // the `post-release-health` gate is a pass-through and the module isn't assembled.
-    const releaseHealthDeps = {};
-    if (config.releaseHealth.enabled && config.releaseHealth.encryptionKey) {
-        const observabilitySecretCipher = new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-            masterKeyBase64: config.releaseHealth.encryptionKey,
-            info: OBSERVABILITY_CIPHER_INFO,
-        });
-        releaseHealthDeps.observabilityConnectionRepository = repos.observabilityConnectionRepository;
-        releaseHealthDeps.releaseHealthConfigRepository = repos.releaseHealthConfigRepository;
-        releaseHealthDeps.observabilitySecretCipher = observabilitySecretCipher;
-        // The post-release-health gate + on-call escalation now live in `@cat-factory/gates`; wire
-        // their providers into the gate suite. The observability repos/cipher above stay on
-        // CoreDependencies — they power the management API (ReleaseHealthService), not the gate.
-        wireReleaseHealthProvider(providerRegistry, new RegistryReleaseHealthProvider({
-            observabilityConnectionRepository: repos.observabilityConnectionRepository,
-            releaseHealthConfigRepository: repos.releaseHealthConfigRepository,
-            blockRepository: repos.blockRepository,
-            secretCipher: observabilitySecretCipher,
-            registry: defaultObservabilityRegistry,
-        }));
-    }
-    // Per-workspace incident-enrichment (PagerDuty + incident.io): credentials moved out of
-    // env into a sealed per-workspace row, resolved + decrypted at enrichment time. Wired
-    // whenever the shared ENCRYPTION_KEY is present (independent of the release-health gate).
-    const encryptionKey = env.ENCRYPTION_KEY?.trim();
-    // Per-workspace private package registries (npm private orgs, GitHub Packages): the
-    // management API over the same repo + cipher the dispatch resolver above rides.
-    const packageRegistryDeps = packageRegistrySecretCipher
-        ? {
-            packageRegistryConnectionRepository: repos.packageRegistryConnectionRepository,
-            packageRegistrySecretCipher,
-        }
-        : {};
-    const incidentEnrichmentDeps = {};
-    if (encryptionKey) {
-        const incidentEnrichmentSecretCipher = new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-            masterKeyBase64: encryptionKey,
-            info: INCIDENT_ENRICHMENT_CIPHER_INFO,
-        });
-        incidentEnrichmentDeps.incidentEnrichmentConnectionRepository =
-            repos.incidentEnrichmentConnectionRepository;
-        incidentEnrichmentDeps.incidentEnrichmentSecretCipher = incidentEnrichmentSecretCipher;
-        // The on-call enrichment provider now lives in `@cat-factory/gates`; wire the
-        // workspace-backed provider into the gate suite. The connection repo + cipher above
-        // stay on CoreDependencies to power the management API.
-        wireIncidentEnrichment(providerRegistry, new WorkspaceIncidentEnrichmentProvider({
-            incidentEnrichmentConnectionRepository: repos.incidentEnrichmentConnectionRepository,
-            secretCipher: incidentEnrichmentSecretCipher,
-        }));
-    }
-    // Per-account deployment settings (Slack OAuth + web-search keys + content-storage), built
-    // once so the service's short-TTL cache spans requests; the Slack OAuth + content-storage
-    // resolvers derive from it.
-    const accountSettings = encryptionKey
-        ? new AccountSettingsService({
-            accountSettingsRepository: repos.accountSettingsRepository,
-            secretCipher: new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-                masterKeyBase64: encryptionKey,
-                info: ACCOUNT_SETTINGS_CIPHER_INFO,
-            }),
-            clock,
-            contentStorageCapability,
-            ...(options.caches ? { settingsCache: options.caches.accountSettings } : {}),
-        })
-        : undefined;
-    // Resolve the binary-artifact store for a workspace's account from its content-storage
-    // settings (the blob backend is per-account; the metadata is the shared Postgres store).
-    // Without `accountSettings` (no encryption key) there is no per-account override, so every
-    // workspace falls back to the runtime default — which on Node is `off`, so the resolver then
-    // returns null and the controllers 503 / the gate passes through. Caches per account, so a
-    // backend switch rebuilds and the many workspaces under one account share a store.
-    const resolveBinaryArtifactStore = makeResolveBinaryArtifactStore({
-        accountSettings,
-        accountOf: (workspaceId) => repos.workspaceRepository.accountOf(workspaceId),
-        metadata: repos.binaryArtifactMetadataStore,
+    // Real-time event publisher + notification channel + optional consensus wrap, lifted into
+    // `container-realtime-deps.ts` to keep this root within the file-size budget.
+    const { slackDeps, executionEventPublisher, agentExecutor, notificationChannel } = buildNodeRealtimeDeps({
+        env,
+        config,
+        repos,
+        sourced,
+        realtimeSink: options.realtimeSink,
+        standardAgentExecutor,
+        modelProviderResolver,
+        resolveWorkspaceModelDefault,
+        agentKindRegistry,
+    });
+    // Per-account settings + binary-artifact storage + the observability/incident gate-provider
+    // wiring (onto `providerRegistry`, before `applyGateProviders` below), plus the package-registry
+    // management deps, lifted into `container-account-deps.ts` to keep this root within budget.
+    const { releaseHealthDeps, packageRegistryDeps, incidentEnrichmentDeps, accountSettings, resolveBinaryArtifactStore, } = buildNodeAccountDeps({
+        env,
+        config,
+        db,
+        repos,
         idGenerator,
         clock,
-        buildBlobBackend: buildNodeBlobBackend,
-        defaultBackend: contentStorageCapability.defaultBackend,
-        logger,
+        providerRegistry,
+        packageRegistrySecretCipher,
+        contentStorageDefaultBackend: options.contentStorageDefaultBackend,
+        caches: options.caches,
     });
     // Runner-pool URL/host guard, scoped to its own config (independent of the environment
     // allow-list); absent => strict public-https.
@@ -1657,37 +1076,6 @@ export function buildNodeContainer(options) {
  * No registered providers → `{ deps: {} }` and both the tasks module and the Jira
  * tracker stay off (the encryption key is guaranteed present by `loadTasksConfig`).
  */
-function selectNodeTasksDeps(config, db, githubClient, installations) {
-    if (!config.tasks.enabled || !config.tasks.encryptionKey)
-        return { deps: {} };
-    // Jira and Linear are always registered (their credentials are per-workspace, entered in the UI).
-    const providers = [new JiraProvider(), new LinearTaskProvider()];
-    // GitHub Issues reuse the workspace's installed GitHub App, so this provider is
-    // wired whenever a GitHub client is available (the App is configured) — it has no
-    // credentials of its own and resolves the installation per issue. Mirrors the
-    // Cloudflare facade's `config.github.enabled` gate (see CLAUDE.md parity rule).
-    // Whether a workspace OFFERS a source is the per-workspace toggle
-    // (task_source_settings), not a deployment env gate.
-    if (githubClient) {
-        providers.push(new GitHubIssuesProvider({ githubClient, installations }));
-    }
-    const taskConnectionRepository = new DrizzleTaskConnectionRepository(db, 
-    // Source credentials are encrypted at rest under a tasks-scoped HKDF info (the
-    // same domain the Cloudflare facade uses), keyed by the shared ENCRYPTION_KEY.
-    new WebCryptoSecretCipher({
-        masterKeyBase64: config.tasks.encryptionKey,
-        info: 'cat-factory:tasks',
-    }));
-    return {
-        deps: {
-            taskSourceProviders: providers,
-            taskConnectionRepository,
-            taskSourceSettingsRepository: new DrizzleTaskSourceSettingsRepository(db),
-            taskRepository: new DrizzleTaskRepository(db),
-        },
-        taskConnectionRepository,
-    };
-}
 /**
  * Wire the document-source integration for the Node facade, mirroring the Worker's
  * `selectDocumentsDeps`: the shared `@cat-factory/integrations` provider shells