@lifeaitools/clauth 2.15.3 → 2.15.5

package/cli/supervisor-registry.test.js

@@ -3,8 +3,6 @@ import fs from "node:fs";
 import os from "node:os";
 import path from "node:path";
 import test from "node:test";
-import { spawn } from "node:child_process";
-import { pathToFileURL } from "node:url";
 
 import {
   addTunnelRoute,
@@ -16,20 +14,18 @@ import {
   listSurfaces,
   probeAllSurfaceHealth,
   surfaceOpenUrl,
-  isGenuinelyIsolatedInstance,
   reconcileSurfaceHealth,
   registerPlugin,
-  resolveIsolatedSupervisorDir,
   runPluginAction,
   runSurfaceAction,
   removeTunnelRoute,
+  setPluginEnabled,
   shellQuote,
   supervisorHealth,
   syncPluginsFromRepos,
   SYNC_REPO_NAMES,
   SYNC_SKIP_STATES,
   validatePluginManifest,
-  withStateLock,
 } from "./supervisor-registry.js";
 import { isLoopbackAddress, supervisorLogDto, supervisorRequiresWriteToken } from "./commands/serve.js";
 
@@ -296,6 +292,8 @@ test("plugin test marks a private candidate and never creates a public route", (
   writePlugin(root, "managed", "regen-media-local", baseManifest("regen-media-local"));
   discoverPlugins();
 
+  const enabled = setPluginEnabled("regen-media-local", true);
+  assert.equal(enabled.resulting_state.enabled, true);
   const receipt = runPluginAction("regen-media-local", "test");
   assert.equal(receipt.resulting_state.state, "candidate_testing");
   assert.equal(receipt.resulting_state.public_route, false);
@@ -382,118 +380,6 @@ test("surface promotion requires the atomic health-checked path and rolls back o
   assert.equal(rolledBack.resulting_state.rollback_ok, true);
 }));
 
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02): a healthy promotion always reported
-// evidence "plugin_enabled=true" even when no plugin in state.json matched
-// surface.plugin_id -- the enabled write silently no-op'd (Array.map found no
-// match) while the receipt claimed success. Prove the receipt now tells the
-// truth in that case, and still reports the honest positive when a match
-// exists.
-test("surface promotion reports honestly whether the enabled write actually matched a plugin in state", () => withTempSupervisor(async (root) => {
-  const managed = path.join(root, "managed");
-  process.env.CLAUTH_MANAGED_PLUGIN_ROOTS = managed;
-  process.env.CLAUTH_USER_PLUGIN_ROOTS = path.join(root, "user");
-  writePlugin(root, "managed", "demo", baseManifest("demo", {
-    surfaces: [{
-      id: "demo-surface",
-      name: "Demo surface",
-      health: "http://127.0.0.1:3333/health",
-      restart: [process.execPath, "--version"],
-      promote: [process.execPath, "--version"],
-      rollback: [process.execPath, "--version"],
-    }],
-  }));
-  discoverPlugins();
-  const { runSurfacePromotion } = await import("./supervisor-registry.js");
-
-  const matched = await runSurfacePromotion("demo:demo-surface", "test", { fetchImpl: async () => ({ ok: true }) });
-  assert.equal(matched.resulting_state.state, "promotion_healthy");
-  assert.equal(matched.resulting_state.evidence.includes("plugin_enabled=true"), true);
-
-  // Remove the plugin from state.json entirely, out from under the surface
-  // that still resolves fine via the manifest/registry -- reproduces the gap:
-  // promote can run against a surface whose plugin no longer has a state.json
-  // row (e.g. removed by a concurrent deregister).
-  const statePath = path.join(process.env.CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR, "state.json");
-  const state = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(statePath, "utf8"));
-  state.plugins = (state.plugins || []).filter((p) => p.id !== "demo");
-  fs.writeFileSync(statePath, JSON.stringify(state, null, 2));
-
-  const unmatched = await runSurfacePromotion("demo:demo-surface", "test", { fetchImpl: async () => ({ ok: true }) });
-  assert.equal(unmatched.resulting_state.state, "promotion_healthy");
-  assert.equal(unmatched.resulting_state.evidence.includes("plugin_enabled=false plugin_not_found_in_state"), true);
-  assert.equal(unmatched.resulting_state.evidence.includes("plugin_enabled=true"), false);
-}));
-
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), second pass -- CONFIRMED regression in the
-// first version of the withStateLock fix: runSurfacePromotion snapshotted the
-// whole `surfaces` array once at function entry and wrote it back WHOLESALE
-// on its pre-action swap and post-action revert. A concurrent write to a
-// DIFFERENT surface (e.g. reconcileSurfaceHealth's health update) landing
-// during promotion's own await gap (the health probe) was silently
-// discarded the moment promotion's revert-write landed -- reopening, in a
-// different shape, the exact class of race withStateLock was written to
-// close. Fixed by routing every surface mutation in runSurfacePromotion
-// through updateSurfaceState() (a single-entity merge-patch) instead of a
-// whole-array snapshot/restore. This test reproduces the exact interleaving:
-// a promotion paused mid-health-probe, a concurrent reconcile completing a
-// write to an UNRELATED surface during that pause, then the promotion
-// finishing -- and asserts the concurrent write survives.
-test("surface promotion does not clobber a concurrent write to a DIFFERENT surface made during its health-probe pause", () => withTempSupervisor(async (root) => {
-  const managed = path.join(root, "managed");
-  process.env.CLAUTH_MANAGED_PLUGIN_ROOTS = managed;
-  process.env.CLAUTH_USER_PLUGIN_ROOTS = path.join(root, "user");
-  writePlugin(root, "managed", "demo", baseManifest("demo", {
-    core: true,
-    enable_default: true,
-    surfaces: [
-      {
-        id: "demo-surface",
-        name: "Demo surface",
-        health: "http://127.0.0.1:3333/health",
-        restart: [process.execPath, "--version"],
-        promote: [process.execPath, "--version"],
-        rollback: [process.execPath, "--version"],
-      },
-      {
-        id: "other-surface",
-        name: "Other surface",
-        destination: "local/clauth/pm2",
-        lifecycle_owner: "clauth",
-        port: 39115,
-        health: "/health",
-        restart: [process.execPath, "--version"],
-      },
-    ],
-  }));
-  discoverPlugins();
-  const { runSurfacePromotion } = await import("./supervisor-registry.js");
-
-  let releasePromotionHealthGate;
-  const promotionHealthGate = new Promise((resolve) => { releasePromotionHealthGate = resolve; });
-  const promotionPromise = runSurfacePromotion("demo:demo-surface", "test", {
-    fetchImpl: async () => { await promotionHealthGate; return { ok: true }; },
-  });
-
-  // Give the promotion's own microtask chain room to reach its health-probe
-  // await (its pre-action swap + runSurfaceAction already completed
-  // synchronously by this point; it is now genuinely blocked on the gate).
-  await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve));
-  await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve));
-
-  // Concurrent write to a DIFFERENT surface, completing entirely while the
-  // promotion above is still paused.
-  await reconcileSurfaceHealth({ fetchImpl: async () => ({ ok: true }) });
-  const otherAfterReconcile = listSurfaces().find((s) => s.id === "other-surface");
-  assert.equal(otherAfterReconcile.last_health_ok, true, "reconcile's own write should have landed before the promotion resumes");
-
-  releasePromotionHealthGate();
-  const result = await promotionPromise;
-  assert.equal(result.resulting_state.state, "promotion_healthy");
-
-  const otherAfterPromotion = listSurfaces().find((s) => s.id === "other-surface");
-  assert.equal(otherAfterPromotion.last_health_ok, true, "promotion's own surface writes must not revert a concurrent write to a different surface");
-}));
-
 test("health reconciliation marks a failed clauth surface and repairs it through reconcile", async () => {
   const root = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "clauth-supervisor-health-"));
   const oldDir = process.env.CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR;
@@ -797,37 +683,6 @@ test("registerPlugin validates, writes into the managed root, and discovers the
   fs.rmSync(sourceDir, { recursive: true, force: true });
 }));
 
-test("registerPlugin restarts a clauth-owned surface when the manifest actually changed, and skips the restart when unchanged", () => withTempSupervisor((root) => {
-  // Dave: "plugin install pings clauth to reread -- it should restart the pm2
-  // -- fix the bug". A changed manifest (a version bump, a fresh npm install)
-  // used to only re-run discovery -- the live PM2 process kept serving the
-  // OLD code until something unrelated happened to restart it.
-  const managed = path.join(root, "managed");
-  process.env.CLAUTH_MANAGED_PLUGIN_ROOTS = managed;
-  process.env.CLAUTH_USER_PLUGIN_ROOTS = path.join(root, "user");
-  const sourceDir = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "clauth-register-restart-"));
-  const manifestPath = path.join(sourceDir, "clauth-plugin.json");
-  fs.writeFileSync(manifestPath, JSON.stringify(baseManifest("restart-on-change-demo")), "utf8");
-
-  const first = registerPlugin(manifestPath, "test");
-  assert.equal(first.resulting_state.state, "registered");
-  assert.equal(first.resulting_state.restarted.length, 1, "a fresh registration must attempt to restart its clauth-owned surface");
-  assert.equal(first.resulting_state.restarted[0].surface_id, "restart-on-change-demo-surface");
-  assert.equal(first.resulting_state.restarted[0].ok, true, "the fixture's restart command (node --version) must succeed");
-
-  const unchanged = registerPlugin(manifestPath, "test");
-  assert.equal(unchanged.resulting_state.state, "unchanged");
-  assert.equal(unchanged.resulting_state.restarted.length, 0, "re-registering identical content must NOT restart a live service for nothing");
-
-  fs.writeFileSync(manifestPath, JSON.stringify(baseManifest("restart-on-change-demo", { version: "1.0.1" })), "utf8");
-  const changed = registerPlugin(manifestPath, "test");
-  assert.equal(changed.resulting_state.state, "registered");
-  assert.equal(changed.resulting_state.restarted.length, 1, "a genuine content change must restart the surface again");
-  assert.equal(changed.resulting_state.restarted[0].ok, true);
-
-  fs.rmSync(sourceDir, { recursive: true, force: true });
-}));
-
 test("registerPlugin rejects a plugin id that would escape the managed-plugins root", () => withTempSupervisor((root) => {
   // Code-review finding (confidence 95, live PoC): manifest.id of ".." passed
   // the old id regex (dot is in the allowed character class with no
@@ -859,75 +714,6 @@ test("validatePluginManifest rejects an all-dots plugin or surface id", () => {
   }), "clauth-plugin.json"), /may not be all dots/);
 });
 
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02): the charset regex validatePluginManifest()
-// uses is not sufficient on Windows -- CON/NUL/AUX/PRN/COM1-9/LPT1-9 pass the
-// charset check but are OS-reserved device names, so mkdirSync/writeFileSync
-// against a path ending in one throws or targets the device instead of a real
-// directory. Covers both call sites inside validatePluginManifest (manifest.id
-// via normalizePlugin, surface.id via normalizeSurface) plus deregisterPlugin's
-// own duplicated id check, all three of which are meant to be kept in lockstep.
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02): the two RESERVED_DEVICE_NAMES copies
-// (here, and standalone/install-clauth-plugin.mjs) are asserted "kept in
-// sync deliberately" by comment alone -- no test compared the two literal
-// regex sources, so a future edit to one gives no mechanical signal the
-// other also needs it. Reads both files as TEXT (not import -- the
-// standalone script does real fs/network work at module-load time from its
-// own cwd, which a test must not trigger) and compares the literal regex
-// source string.
-test("RESERVED_DEVICE_NAMES stays byte-identical between supervisor-registry.js and the standalone installer", () => {
-  const extract = (filePath) => {
-    const src = fs.readFileSync(filePath, "utf8");
-    const match = src.match(/const RESERVED_DEVICE_NAMES = (\/.*\/i);/);
-    assert.ok(match, `RESERVED_DEVICE_NAMES declaration not found in ${filePath}`);
-    return match[1];
-  };
-  const inRegistry = extract(path.join(process.cwd(), "cli", "supervisor-registry.js"));
-  const inInstaller = extract(path.join(process.cwd(), "standalone", "install-clauth-plugin.mjs"));
-  assert.equal(inRegistry, inInstaller, "the two RESERVED_DEVICE_NAMES copies have drifted apart");
-});
-
-test("validatePluginManifest rejects Windows-reserved device names, case-insensitively, at registration", () => {
-  for (const reserved of ["CON", "nul", "Aux", "prn", "COM1", "lpt9"]) {
-    assert.throws(
-      () => validatePluginManifest(baseManifest(reserved, {}), "clauth-plugin.json"),
-      /reserved device name/,
-      `manifest.id=${reserved} should be rejected`,
-    );
-    assert.throws(
-      () => validatePluginManifest(baseManifest("valid-id", {
-        surfaces: [{ id: reserved, lifecycle_owner: "clauth" }],
-      }), "clauth-plugin.json"),
-      /reserved device name/,
-      `surface.id=${reserved} should be rejected`,
-    );
-  }
-  // Names that merely CONTAIN a reserved token are fine -- only an exact
-  // (case-insensitive) match to the whole id is a real device name.
-  assert.doesNotThrow(() => validatePluginManifest(baseManifest("nully-plugin", {}), "clauth-plugin.json"));
-  assert.doesNotThrow(() => validatePluginManifest(baseManifest("console-app", {}), "clauth-plugin.json"));
-});
-
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), confirmed regression + fix: the first
-// version of this check also rejected reserved-name ids in deregisterPlugin's
-// own Guard 1 -- meaning a plugin that somehow got registered with such an id
-// (pre-upgrade, or by any other path) could never be removed again, under
-// force:true included, with no remediation. Live-probed the original crash
-// premise directly on this host (Node fs.mkdirSync/writeFileSync for
-// directories literally named con/nul/aux/prn/com1/lpt1 all succeeded, no
-// throw, no device redirection) -- the reserved-name check is retained as
-// low-cost defensive hygiene against NEW registrations only; removal must
-// never be blocked by it.
-test("deregisterPlugin does not reject a Windows-reserved-device-name id -- removal is never blocked by this check", () => withTempSupervisor((root) => {
-  const managed = path.join(root, "managed");
-  process.env.CLAUTH_MANAGED_PLUGIN_ROOTS = managed;
-  process.env.CLAUTH_USER_PLUGIN_ROOTS = path.join(root, "user");
-  const receipt = deregisterPlugin("NUL", "test");
-  assert.notEqual(receipt.resulting_state.state, "invalid_plugin_id");
-  // No such plugin is registered in this fixture -- safe no-op, same
-  // contract as "deregisterPlugin on an unregistered id is a safe no-op".
-  assert.equal(receipt.resulting_state.ok, true);
-}));
-
 test("registerPlugin rejects an invalid manifest without writing anything", () => withTempSupervisor((root) => {
   const managed = path.join(root, "managed");
   process.env.CLAUTH_MANAGED_PLUGIN_ROOTS = managed;
@@ -944,16 +730,8 @@ test("registerPlugin rejects an invalid manifest without writing anything", () =
   fs.rmSync(sourceDir, { recursive: true, force: true });
 }));
 
-// Builds a throwaway product repo laid out like the real one, so a sync sweep
+// Builds throwaway product repos laid out like the real ones, so a sync sweep
 // exercises the real relative manifest paths without reading a live checkout.
-//
-// rdc-skills is deliberately NOT part of PRODUCT_REPO_MANIFESTS (and so not
-// part of `roots` below) -- it is npm-published and self-registers via its
-// own postinstall against the INSTALLED package, never via this checkout
-// sweep (see the comment on PRODUCT_REPO_MANIFESTS). `rdcSkills` is still
-// returned as a plain unrelated directory: several tests below use it purely
-// as a stand-in for "some directory that is not a known repo name", to prove
-// an unrecognized override is reported rather than silently dropped.
 function withTempProductRepos(fn) {
   const base = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "clauth-sync-repos-"));
   const regenRoot = path.join(base, "regen-root");
@@ -966,12 +744,11 @@ function withTempProductRepos(fn) {
   };
   writeManifest(regenRoot, "packages/codeflow/clauth-plugin.json", baseManifest("codeflow-mcp"));
   writeManifest(regenRoot, "apps/dev-center/clauth-plugin.json", baseManifest("dev-center"));
-  writeManifest(regenRoot, "apps/codeflow-explorer/clauth-plugin.json", baseManifest("codeflow-explorer"));
   writeManifest(regenRoot, "mcp-servers/regen-media/clauth-plugin.json", baseManifest("regen-media"));
   writeManifest(regenRoot, "mcp-servers/web-research/clauth-plugin.json", baseManifest("web-research"));
   writeManifest(rdcSkills, "clauth-plugin.json", baseManifest("rdc-skills"));
   try {
-    return fn({ base, regenRoot, rdcSkills, writeManifest, roots: { "regen-root": regenRoot } });
+    return fn({ base, regenRoot, rdcSkills, writeManifest, roots: { "regen-root": regenRoot, "rdc-skills": rdcSkills } });
   } finally {
     fs.rmSync(base, { recursive: true, force: true });
   }
@@ -994,19 +771,22 @@ test("plugin sync inherits registerPlugin idempotence — a second sweep reports
   assert.equal(second.every((entry) => entry.ok && entry.state === "unchanged"), true, "re-sweeping identical content must be a no-op");
 })));
 
-test("plugin sync warns and continues over a missing repo root instead of throwing", () => withTempSupervisor(() => withTempProductRepos(({ base }) => {
-  // A box that never checked out regen-root must still return a receipt per
-  // manifest instead of throwing.
+test("plugin sync warns and continues over a missing repo root instead of throwing", () => withTempSupervisor(() => withTempProductRepos(({ base, rdcSkills }) => {
+  // A box that never checked out regen-root must still sync what it does have.
   const absent = path.join(base, "no-such-checkout");
   assert.equal(fs.existsSync(absent), false);
   let receipts;
   assert.doesNotThrow(() => {
-    receipts = syncPluginsFromRepos({ "regen-root": absent }, "test");
+    receipts = syncPluginsFromRepos({ "regen-root": absent, "rdc-skills": rdcSkills }, "test");
   });
   assert.equal(receipts.length, 5, "a skipped repo still yields a receipt per attempted manifest");
   const missing = receipts.filter((entry) => entry.state === "repo_root_missing");
-  assert.equal(missing.length, 5, "all five regen-root manifests report the missing root");
+  assert.equal(missing.length, 4, "all four regen-root manifests report the missing root");
   assert.equal(missing.every((entry) => entry.ok === false), true);
+  const skills = receipts.find((entry) => entry.repo === "rdc-skills");
+  assert.equal(skills.ok, true);
+  assert.equal(skills.state, "registered");
+  assert.ok(listPlugins().find((plugin) => plugin.id === "rdc-skills"), "the reachable repo still registered");
 })));
 
 test("plugin sync registers the remaining manifests when one is malformed", () => withTempSupervisor(() => withTempProductRepos(({ regenRoot, roots, writeManifest }) => {
@@ -1021,7 +801,7 @@ test("plugin sync registers the remaining manifests when one is malformed", () =
   assert.equal(good.length, 4);
   assert.equal(good.every((entry) => entry.ok && entry.state === "registered"), true, "one bad manifest must not abort the sweep");
   const ids = new Set(listPlugins().map((plugin) => plugin.id));
-  for (const id of ["codeflow-mcp", "codeflow-explorer", "regen-media", "web-research"]) {
+  for (const id of ["codeflow-mcp", "regen-media", "web-research", "rdc-skills"]) {
     assert.ok(ids.has(id), `${id} must still be registered`);
   }
 })));
@@ -1038,7 +818,7 @@ test("deregisterPlugin removes only the named plugin and leaves siblings intact"
   assert.equal(receipt.resulting_state.cleanup[0].ok, true);
   assert.equal(fs.existsSync(path.join(managed, "web-research")), false, "the named plugin directory is gone");
 
-  for (const sibling of ["codeflow-mcp", "dev-center", "codeflow-explorer", "regen-media"]) {
+  for (const sibling of ["codeflow-mcp", "dev-center", "regen-media", "rdc-skills"]) {
     assert.equal(fs.existsSync(path.join(managed, sibling)), true, `${sibling} must survive`);
   }
   // discovery re-ran, so the removed managed plugin is reported missing, not current
@@ -1263,30 +1043,25 @@ test("plugin sync reports an unknown repo-root override instead of silently swee
   assert.equal(rejected[0].ok, false);
   assert.match(rejected[0].error, /unknown repo name/);
   assert.equal(SYNC_SKIP_STATES.includes("unknown_repo_name"), false, "a typo'd repo name must fail the sweep, not be skipped");
-  assert.deepEqual([...SYNC_REPO_NAMES].sort(), ["regen-root"]);
+  assert.deepEqual([...SYNC_REPO_NAMES].sort(), ["rdc-skills", "regen-root"]);
 })));
 
 test("plugin sync never throws on a malformed repo root — the contract absence must not break", () => withTempSupervisor(() => withTempProductRepos(({ rdcSkills }) => {
   // path.resolve() throws on a non-string; doing that before the existence
   // guard aborted the whole sweep and lost every later repo's receipt.
-  // rdc-skills is passed alongside the bad root purely as an unrecognized
-  // override key -- it must be reported (unknown_repo_name), not thrown, and
-  // its presence must not stop regen-root's own manifests from still being
-  // reported too.
   for (const badRoot of [123, "   ", {}, [], true]) {
     let receipts;
     assert.doesNotThrow(() => {
       receipts = syncPluginsFromRepos({ "regen-root": badRoot, "rdc-skills": rdcSkills }, "test");
     }, `root ${JSON.stringify(badRoot)} must not throw`);
-    assert.equal(receipts.length, 6, "every attempted manifest plus the rejected override still yields a receipt");
+    assert.equal(receipts.length, 5, "every attempted manifest still yields a receipt");
     assert.equal(
       receipts.filter((entry) => entry.repo === "regen-root" && entry.state === "repo_root_unknown").length,
-      5,
+      4,
       `root ${JSON.stringify(badRoot)} must be reported, not thrown`,
     );
     const skills = receipts.find((entry) => entry.repo === "rdc-skills");
-    assert.equal(skills.ok, false, "rdc-skills is not a known sync repo name -- it must be rejected, not swept");
-    assert.equal(skills.state, "unknown_repo_name");
+    assert.equal(skills.ok, true, "a later repo must still be swept after a bad earlier root");
   }
 })));
 
@@ -1462,208 +1237,3 @@ test("surfaceOpenUrl never points a browser at an MCP transport endpoint", () =>
   );
   assert.equal(surfaceOpenUrl({}), null);
 });
-
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), part 3 of 3: `--isolated` never set
-// CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR, so an isolated instance shared state.json with the
-// live daemon by default. resolveIsolatedSupervisorDir is the pure decision
-// extracted out of cli/commands/serve.js's actionForeground so it's testable
-// without spawning a server.
-test("resolveIsolatedSupervisorDir picks a port-scoped dir, and never overrides an explicit CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR", () => {
-  const a = resolveIsolatedSupervisorDir(52440, undefined);
-  const b = resolveIsolatedSupervisorDir(53137, undefined);
-  assert.notEqual(a, b, "two different ports must not resolve to the same dir");
-  assert.match(a, /clauth-isolated/);
-  assert.match(a, /52440/);
-  assert.equal(resolveIsolatedSupervisorDir(52440, "C:\\custom\\explicit-dir"), "C:\\custom\\explicit-dir");
-});
-
-// CRITICAL rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), confirmed regression: the first
-// version of the isolation fix called resolveIsolatedSupervisorDir() whenever
-// `opts.isolated` was true, with no further check. actionSupervisor() in
-// cli/commands/serve.js unconditionally sets `opts.isolated = true` for an
-// unrelated reason (skip vault password auth on the internal supervisor child
-// process every normal `clauth serve start` spawns). The result: the REAL
-// production supervisor's state.json got silently redirected to an empty
-// temp dir on every normal boot, disabling the whole health-reconcile/
-// auto-repair loop with no error. isGenuinelyIsolatedInstance() is the actual
-// gate now used in serve.js.
-//
-// CORRECTED (4th review round): the first fix keyed this off `port ===
-// supervisorPort`, which collided with test/serve-http-routes.test.mjs's own
-// sanctioned pattern of setting CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_PORT to match its --port --
-// structurally identical from the outside, so a stricter port-based refusal
-// elsewhere broke 39 tests. This version keys off the unambiguous
-// __CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DAEMON marker ensureSupervisorStarted() already sets
-// (and nothing previously read) instead of port matching.
-test("isGenuinelyIsolatedInstance excludes the real internal daemon (via its marker) even when isolated=true, and includes every other isolated invocation", () => {
-  // The exact regressed case: actionSupervisor() sets isolated=true for its
-  // automatic boot, which DOES carry the internal-daemon marker -- must NOT
-  // be treated as a throwaway isolated instance.
-  assert.equal(isGenuinelyIsolatedInstance(true, true), false);
-  // Any other isolated invocation (serve test, a manual --isolated --port
-  // run, or a test fixture deliberately constructing a supervisor-port
-  // scenario) never carries the marker and is a genuine throwaway instance.
-  assert.equal(isGenuinelyIsolatedInstance(true, false), true);
-  // Not isolated at all -- never redirect, regardless of the marker.
-  assert.equal(isGenuinelyIsolatedInstance(false, false), false);
-  assert.equal(isGenuinelyIsolatedInstance(false, true), false);
-});
-
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), part 1 of 3: state.json's read-modify-write
-// had no lock. withStateLock is the in-process promise-chained mutex added to
-// close it. This test proves the primitive itself provides real mutual
-// exclusion using the textbook counter-race shape (read, await, increment,
-// write) -- the exact shape an async critical section with a network/health
-// probe in the middle has. Without the lock this loses updates (every
-// concurrent reader sees the same pre-race value); with it, none are lost.
-// withStateLock now does real cross-process file I/O (a lockfile alongside
-// state.json) as well as in-process serialization -- MUST run under
-// withTempSupervisor. Without it, every withStateLock call below reads
-// CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR from whatever the ambient environment happens to be
-// (unset -> the LIVE %APPDATA%/clauth/supervisor/ directory), and this test
-// would create/delete a real state.lock file there.
-test("withStateLock serializes overlapping async critical sections -- no lost updates", () => withTempSupervisor(async () => {
-  let counter = 0;
-  const N = 25;
-  async function unsafeIncrement() {
-    const seen = counter;
-    await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve)); // force a real interleaving window
-    counter = seen + 1;
-  }
-  async function lockedIncrement() {
-    return withStateLock(async () => {
-      const seen = counter;
-      await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve));
-      counter = seen + 1;
-    });
-  }
-
-  counter = 0;
-  await Promise.all(Array.from({ length: N }, () => unsafeIncrement()));
-  const unsafeResult = counter;
-  assert.ok(unsafeResult < N, `expected the unlocked version to lose updates (got ${unsafeResult}/${N} -- if this ever equals ${N}, the interleaving window isn't forcing a real race and this test needs a stronger delay)`);
-
-  counter = 0;
-  await Promise.all(Array.from({ length: N }, () => lockedIncrement()));
-  assert.equal(counter, N, "withStateLock must serialize every critical section -- zero lost updates");
-}));
-
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), fourth pass -- confirmed, material to the
-// prior interview: an in-process mutex provides ZERO protection between two
-// separate OS processes, and `clauth serve start`'s STANDARD topology
-// (ensureSupervisorStarted's real detached spawn() for the :52439 supervisor
-// child, sharing state.json with the main :52437 daemon by design) is
-// exactly that -- not an edge case. The in-process test above cannot catch
-// this; it never leaves one process. This test spawns two REAL, separate
-// Node processes racing to increment a shared counter file, each increment
-// guarded by the real, exported withStateLock -- proving the cross-process
-// lockfile (acquireCrossProcessStateLock/releaseCrossProcessStateLock)
-// actually serializes across process boundaries, not just within one.
-test("withStateLock provides real cross-process mutual exclusion, not just in-process", () => withTempSupervisor(async (root) => {
-  const counterPath = path.join(root, "counter.txt");
-  fs.writeFileSync(counterPath, "0");
-  const registryUrl = pathToFileURL(path.join(process.cwd(), "cli", "supervisor-registry.js")).href;
-  const workerPath = path.join(root, "cross-process-lock-worker.mjs");
-  fs.writeFileSync(workerPath, `
-import { withStateLock } from ${JSON.stringify(registryUrl)};
-import fs from "node:fs";
-const counterPath = process.env.COUNTER_PATH;
-const increments = Number(process.env.INCREMENTS);
-async function run() {
-  for (let i = 0; i < increments; i++) {
-    await withStateLock(async () => {
-      const current = Number(fs.readFileSync(counterPath, "utf8"));
-      // Force a real interleaving window -- without cross-process mutual
-      // exclusion, the other process's concurrent read+write lands here.
-      await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 10));
-      fs.writeFileSync(counterPath, String(current + 1));
-    });
-  }
-}
-run().then(() => process.exit(0)).catch((err) => { console.error(err); process.exit(1); });
-`);
-
-  const INCREMENTS_PER_WORKER = 12;
-  const env = { ...process.env, CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR: root, COUNTER_PATH: counterPath, INCREMENTS: String(INCREMENTS_PER_WORKER) };
-  const spawnWorker = () => new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
-    const child = spawn(process.execPath, [workerPath], { env, stdio: ["ignore", "inherit", "inherit"] });
-    child.on("error", reject);
-    child.on("exit", (code) => (code === 0 ? resolve() : reject(new Error(`cross-process lock worker exited ${code}`))));
-  });
-
-  await Promise.all([spawnWorker(), spawnWorker()]);
-  const final = Number(fs.readFileSync(counterPath, "utf8"));
-  assert.equal(final, INCREMENTS_PER_WORKER * 2, "withStateLock must serialize across two real OS processes sharing CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR -- zero lost updates");
-}));
-
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), 4th independent round, empirically
-// reproduced against an instrumented mirror of the shipped algorithm: the
-// PREVIOUS reclaim mechanism (unlinkSync a stale lock, then loop back to
-// retry openSync('wx')) was not atomic -- multiple waiters racing the SAME
-// stale lock could each independently decide to reclaim and each
-// independently succeed, becoming simultaneous holders (2-3 in 5 of 12 runs
-// in the reviewer's repro). This test exercises exactly that scenario
-// against the REAL shipped code (not a mirror): pre-seeds a genuinely stale
-// lock (dead pid, 60s old -- past STATE_LOCK_STALE_MS), then spawns several
-// real processes SIMULTANEOUSLY, all of which must race the same stale
-// reclaim on their very first acquisition attempt. The current algorithm
-// closes this via an atomic renameSync claim -- only one racing process can
-// ever successfully rename a given stale directory instance away.
-// rdc:review finding (2026-09-02), 5th round: three consecutive hand-rolled
-// versions of this lock each had a distinct real concurrency bug (see
-// withStateLock's own header comment in supervisor-registry.js for the full
-// history) -- replaced with proper-lockfile, a mature library, rather than a
-// 4th hand-rolled attempt. Its on-disk shape and staleness mechanism are
-// different from any prior version: it locks `<file>.lock` (here,
-// state.json.lock, not state.lock) and judges staleness via the lock
-// directory's own mtime (continuously refreshed while a holder is active),
-// not a point-in-time pid/timestamp record inside it. This test is updated
-// to match that real contract rather than testing an obsolete on-disk shape.
-test("withStateLock's stale-lock reclaim is atomic under multiple processes racing the SAME abandoned lock", () => withTempSupervisor(async (root) => {
-  const counterPath = path.join(root, "counter.txt");
-  fs.writeFileSync(counterPath, "0");
-
-  // Pre-seed a stale lock at proper-lockfile's real path (state.json.lock,
-  // sibling to state.json -- see stateLockTargetPath()) with an mtime well
-  // past the stale threshold (30s) -- the one signal proper-lockfile's own
-  // isLockStale() checks, so this is unambiguously reclaimable by design.
-  const lockPath = path.join(root, "state.json.lock");
-  fs.mkdirSync(lockPath, { recursive: true });
-  const staleTime = new Date(Date.now() - 60000);
-  fs.utimesSync(lockPath, staleTime, staleTime);
-
-  const registryUrl = pathToFileURL(path.join(process.cwd(), "cli", "supervisor-registry.js")).href;
-  const workerPath = path.join(root, "stale-reclaim-worker.mjs");
-  fs.writeFileSync(workerPath, `
-import { withStateLock } from ${JSON.stringify(registryUrl)};
-import fs from "node:fs";
-const counterPath = process.env.COUNTER_PATH;
-const increments = Number(process.env.INCREMENTS);
-async function run() {
-  for (let i = 0; i < increments; i++) {
-    await withStateLock(async () => {
-      const current = Number(fs.readFileSync(counterPath, "utf8"));
-      await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 10));
-      fs.writeFileSync(counterPath, String(current + 1));
-    });
-  }
-}
-run().then(() => process.exit(0)).catch((err) => { console.error(err); process.exit(1); });
-`);
-
-  const WORKER_COUNT = 6;
-  const INCREMENTS_PER_WORKER = 5;
-  const env = { ...process.env, CLAUTH_SUPERVISOR_DIR: root, COUNTER_PATH: counterPath, INCREMENTS: String(INCREMENTS_PER_WORKER) };
-  const spawnWorker = () => new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
-    const child = spawn(process.execPath, [workerPath], { env, stdio: ["ignore", "inherit", "inherit"] });
-    child.on("error", reject);
-    child.on("exit", (code) => (code === 0 ? resolve() : reject(new Error(`stale-reclaim worker exited ${code}`))));
-  });
-
-  // All WORKER_COUNT processes launched together -- their first acquisition
-  // attempt genuinely races the same pre-seeded stale lock simultaneously,
-  // which is the exact condition the prior algorithm failed under.
-  await Promise.all(Array.from({ length: WORKER_COUNT }, () => spawnWorker()));
-  const final = Number(fs.readFileSync(counterPath, "utf8"));
-  assert.equal(final, WORKER_COUNT * INCREMENTS_PER_WORKER, "stale-lock reclaim must be atomic -- zero lost updates even when multiple processes race the same abandoned lock");
-}));

package/cli/watchdog-registry.js

@@ -66,15 +66,6 @@ function validateCommand(command, field) {
 export function validateWatchdogService(service) {
   if (!service || typeof service !== "object") throw new Error("service must be an object");
   if (!service.id || typeof service.id !== "string") throw new Error("service.id is required");
-  // rdc:review finding (2026-09-02): shaped identically to the id checks in
-  // cli/supervisor-registry.js (validatePluginManifest, normalizeSurface),
-  // which also reject Windows-reserved device names (con/nul/aux/prn/
-  // com1-9/lpt1-9) at registration. NOT extended here deliberately: unlike
-  // those, service.id is not used to derive a filesystem path anywhere in
-  // this file today, so there is nothing for a reserved name to collide
-  // with. Revisit if a future change starts deriving a per-service path from
-  // service.id -- that would reintroduce the same defect class this comment
-  // exists to flag before it does.
   if (!/^[a-zA-Z0-9_.-]+$/.test(service.id)) throw new Error("service.id may contain only letters, numbers, dot, underscore, and dash");
   if (!service.label || typeof service.label !== "string") throw new Error("service.label is required");
   if (!VALID_KINDS.has(service.kind)) throw new Error(`service.kind must be one of ${[...VALID_KINDS].join(", ")}`);

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@lifeaitools/clauth",
-  "version": "2.15.3",
+  "version": "2.15.5",
   "description": "Hardware-bound credential vault for the LIFEAI infrastructure stack",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {
@@ -28,7 +28,6 @@
     "node-fetch": "^3.3.2",
     "ora": "^8.1.0",
     "pm2": "^7.0.3",
-    "proper-lockfile": "^4.1.2",
     "typescript": "^5.9.3"
   },
   "engines": {