@rightkit/release 0.6.16 → 0.6.21

package/bin/rightkit-gate.mjs

@@ -61,8 +61,12 @@
 // rust.<crate>.testInputs lists the paths they read, for npm, node and docs scans, and whenever a reference cannot be resolved
 // statically) are all identical. Stored in <git common dir>/rightkit-gate-cache; a hit prints
 // `cached` and is listed in the result's cacheHits. Failures, deferrals and class A scans are never cached.
-// RK_GATE_JOBS (default 4) sets class A scan concurrency. RK_GATE_CLASS_B_JOBS (default 3, the Mac broker's build capacity; the
-// broker queues beyond its own) sets how many components' class B scans run at once; one component's scans stay in order (rightkit#1285).
+// RK_GATE_JOBS (default 4) sets class A scan concurrency. Class B on a broker host (rightkit#1367 step 2): the gate does not count builds; every
+// component's broker-carried scans (cargo, rustright, carried Swift, and npm suites that declare a broker call) start without a limit, each component in plan order,
+// and the broker queues and orders them. A carried scan's run limit is a stopwatch that stops while the broker holds all its requests QUEUED (broker-admission.mjs),
+// so queue time is neither charged to the scan nor bounded by a gate allowance. Only class B suites the broker never sees (npm or node tests run on this host)
+// keep a local limit of 3, one slot per suite. On a host with no broker RK_GATE_CLASS_B_JOBS (default 3) sets how many components' class B scans run at once; one
+// component's scans stay in order (rightkit#1285).
 // A crate whose ci/gate.config.json entry says `quietTests: true` has its test scans run last,
 // one at a time, under the RustRight quiet lease (`rustright quiet acquire`, RUSTRIGHT_QUIET_LEASE in their environment).
 // SIGINT/SIGTERM stop scheduling, kill every running scan's process tree and exit non-zero listing the scans not run.
@@ -74,13 +78,16 @@ import os from "node:os";
 import path from "node:path";
 import { FOREIGN_PRE_COMMIT, retireHooksIn } from "../hook-retirement.mjs";
 import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
-import { BIOME_CONFIG_FILES, ESLINT_CONFIG_FILES, WORKSPACE_RUST_FILE, ancestorConfigChanged, ancestorDirsOf, canonicalJson, defaultSpawn, defaultSpawnAsync, digestScanSet, fileScanCache, findRustfmt, metadataArgs, planScans, runScans, scanToolPolicyFromPipeline, scanDeferrals, scanFailures } from "../deterministic-scans.mjs";
+import { BIOME_CONFIG_FILES, ESLINT_CONFIG_FILES, LOCAL_CLASS_B_JOBS, WORKSPACE_RUST_FILE, ancestorConfigChanged, ancestorDirsOf, canonicalJson, defaultSpawn, defaultSpawnAsync, digestScanSet, fileScanCache, findRustfmt, metadataArgs, planScans, runScans, scanToolPolicyFromPipeline, scanDeferrals, scanFailures } from "../deterministic-scans.mjs";
 import { changedLockNames, parseLock, reach } from "../lock-graph.mjs";
 import { resolveExecutor } from "../gate-executor.mjs";
+// The gate's own executor: an outer gate's cargo wrapper on PATH is never this gate's cargo (gate-executor.mjs `gateWrappers`).
+const gateResolveExecutor = (args) => resolveExecutor({ ...args, gateWrappers: true });
 import { ALL_UNITS_ERRORS, ALL_UNITS_EXCEPTIONS_FILE, BROKER_EXCEPTIONS_FILE, BROKER_EXCEPTION_ERRORS, CARGO_WORKSPACE_LIST_FILE, CARGO_WORKSPACE_LIST_KEY, RIGHTKIT_IDENTITY_FILE, authorizeAllUnits, authorizeNoBroker, checkCargoWorkspaceList, describeAllUnitsException, describeBrokerException, isRightKitIdentity, unitsOfSelector } from "../broker-exception.mjs";
 import { SIGNING_REFUSAL_CODES, suiteSigningRefusals } from "../suite-signing-policy.mjs";
 import { gitListRustFiles } from "../signing-files.mjs";
-import { LINUX_BROKER_ROUTE, NO_BROKER_ENV, directPlatform, linuxBrokerDeclared } from "../managed-cargo.mjs";
+import { LINUX_BROKER_ROUTE, NO_BROKER_ENV, directPlatform, linuxBrokerDeclared, managedRuntimeClient, realCargoOf } from "../managed-cargo.mjs";
+import { createBrokerLive } from "../broker-admission.mjs";
 import { bindingOf, compileOutputsRecord, compileReuseProblem, endRun, readReceipt, RECEIPT_SCHEMA, receiptKey, sameBinding, sameSource, sealedFor, stagesTo, startRun, STAGES, STAGE_SOURCES, writeReceipt } from "../gate-stages.mjs";
 import { spawnSync as spawnInherit } from "../background-process.mjs";
 import { readDiskPolicy, scratchRoots } from "../disk-policy.mjs";
@@ -103,7 +110,7 @@ export const PARTIAL_EXIT = 3;
 /** The platforms a door run can package: desktop (signed, sealed, installed QA, publisher upload) and mobile (signed, sealed, store test track). */
 export const PLATFORMS = Object.freeze(["mac", "win", "ios", "android"]);
 export const MOBILE_PLATFORMS = Object.freeze(new Set(["ios", "android"]));
-const USAGE = `usage: rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify|release [--platform mac|win|ios|android] [--tier patch|update] [--receipt-in <file>] [--receipt-out <file>] | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify|release --unit npm:@rightkit/<name>|cargo:rightkit-<name> [--receipt-out <file>] | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify --units-file <json {"units":[<selector>,...]} written for this run> | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify --all-units-exception <id> (RightKit only: its unit is named on every run, or every unit by Adrian's entry in ci/all-units-exceptions.json of the commit) | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify [--unit <selector>] --no-broker <exception-id> (Mac and Dell only; Adrian's recorded exception in .rightkit/broker-exceptions.json of the commit) | rightkit-gate --to dev|test [--commit <rev>] [-- <right-release args>] | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify|dev|test --route [--platform mac|win|ios|android] [--commit <rev>] | rightkit-gate stage --platform mac|win [--tier patch|update] | rightkit-gate [--base <ref>] [--plan] [--no-cache] | rightkit-gate install-hook | rightkit-gate env-digest | rightkit-gate snapshot [--commit <rev>] [--verify [--env <sha256>]] [--json] | rightkit-gate live-scans --repo <root> | rightkit-gate clippy [<cargo clippy args>] | rightkit-gate env-digest [--snapshot <dir> --commit <sha>] | rightkit-gate check [--repo <dir>] [--commit <rev> | --worktree] [--rule-tier compile|release] [--only <rule,...>] [--list] [--print-baseline] [--baseline <file>] | rightkit-gate check --commit <sha> --full-a --snapshot <dir> | --version`;
+const USAGE = `usage: rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify|release [--platform mac|win|ios|android] [--tier patch|update] [--receipt-in <file>] [--receipt-out <file>] | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify|release --unit npm:@rightkit/<name>|cargo:rightkit-<name> [--receipt-out <file>] | rightkit-gate --to tool --unit cargo:rightkit-qa|cargo:rightkit-credentials [--no-broker <exception-id>] [--receipt-out <file>] [--commit <rev>] (builds the unit's release binary from the commit and enrols it: cargo:rightkit-qa as the managed rightkit-qa runner, cargo:rightkit-credentials as the managed OS credential provider updater signing runs; Mac and Windows) | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify --units-file <json {"units":[<selector>,...]} written for this run> | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify --all-units-exception <id> (RightKit only: its unit is named on every run, or every unit by Adrian's entry in ci/all-units-exceptions.json of the commit) | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify [--unit <selector>] --no-broker <exception-id> (Mac and Dell only; Adrian's recorded exception in .rightkit/broker-exceptions.json of the commit) | rightkit-gate --to dev|test [--commit <rev>] [-- <right-release args>] | rightkit-gate --to check|compile|package|qualify|dev|test --route [--platform mac|win|ios|android] [--commit <rev>] | rightkit-gate stage --platform mac|win [--tier patch|update] | rightkit-gate [--base <ref>] [--plan] [--no-cache] | rightkit-gate install-hook | rightkit-gate env-digest | rightkit-gate snapshot [--commit <rev>] [--verify [--env <sha256>]] [--json] | rightkit-gate live-scans --repo <root> | rightkit-gate clippy [<cargo clippy args>] | rightkit-gate env-digest [--snapshot <dir> --commit <sha>] | rightkit-gate check [--repo <dir>] [--commit <rev> | --worktree] [--rule-tier compile|release] [--only <rule,...>] [--list] [--print-baseline] [--baseline <file>] | rightkit-gate check --commit <sha> --full-a --snapshot <dir> | --version`;
 /** The host platform (process.platform) that constructs each platform's artifact; a platform missing here (android) builds on any host. */
 const STAGE_NATIVE_HOST = Object.freeze({ mac: "darwin", ios: "darwin", win: "win32" });
 
@@ -235,7 +242,13 @@ function workspaceMetadata({ root, spawn, cargoCommand, dir, realpath }) {
   const members = (meta.packages ?? []).map((p) => {
     const pkgDir = rel(path.dirname(p.manifest_path));
     if (pkgDir === ".." || pkgDir.startsWith("../")) throw new Error(`workspace member ${p.name} lives outside the repository (${pkgDir})`);
-    return { name: p.name, dir: pkgDir, manifest: pkgDir === "." ? "Cargo.toml" : `${pkgDir}/Cargo.toml`, publish: !(Array.isArray(p.publish) && p.publish.length === 0) };
+    // Bin targets (rustright#209 item 5) and whether `cargo test -p <name>` links them: Cargo builds a package's bins only for the integration tests
+    // it selects, so a package with none leaves `debug/<bin>` to whatever an earlier build wrote. A bin with required-features is not counted.
+    const kinds = (t) => (Array.isArray(t.kind) ? t.kind : []);
+    const bins = (p.targets ?? []).filter((t) => kinds(t).includes("bin") && !(t["required-features"] ?? t.required_features ?? []).length).map((t) => t.name).sort();
+    // Only an integration test `cargo test` selects (`test` not false, no required-features) makes it link the bins; a bench is test = false by default.
+    const testLinksBins = (p.targets ?? []).some((t) => kinds(t).includes("test") && t.test !== false && !(t["required-features"] ?? t.required_features ?? []).length);
+    return { name: p.name, dir: pkgDir, manifest: pkgDir === "." ? "Cargo.toml" : `${pkgDir}/Cargo.toml`, publish: !(Array.isArray(p.publish) && p.publish.length === 0), bins, testLinksBins };
   }).sort((a, b) => (a.name < b.name ? -1 : 1));
   return { cargoDir, members };
 }
@@ -272,6 +285,7 @@ export function gateTmpRoot({ env = process.env, platform = process.platform, ex
  */
 /** Longest the class A environment waits for `pnpm --version`. */
 export const PNPM_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS = 60_000;
+export const PNPM_PIN_REFUSAL = "RK_PNPM_VERSION_MISMATCH";
 export const TOOL_CACHE_DIRS = new Set([".vite", ".vite-temp", ".vitest-cache", ".cache"]);
 export const INSTALL_STATE_NOT_COVERED = new Set([".pnpm-task-run-state-v1"]);
 const nodeModulesDirs = (root, files) => [...new Set(files.filter((f) => /(^|\/)package\.json$/.test(f)).map((f) => path.join(path.dirname(path.join(root, f)), "node_modules")))].sort();
@@ -433,6 +447,37 @@ export function classAEnvironmentDigest({ root, files, spawn = defaultSpawn, inc
   return createHash("sha256").update([`node ${process.version}`, `pnpm ${pnpmVersion}`, `platform ${process.platform}-${process.arch}`, ...gateFiles, ...installState, `installed ${installedDependencyDigest({ root, files, includeCaches })}`].join("\n")).digest("hex");
 }
 
+/** The pnpm a package.json pins (`packageManager: "pnpm@12.16.1+sha512.."` -> `12.16.1`), or null for no pnpm pin. */
+export function pnpmPinOf(packageJsonText) {
+  let pm; try { pm = JSON.parse(packageJsonText)?.packageManager; } catch { return null; }
+  const m = typeof pm === "string" ? /^pnpm@(\d+\.\d+\.\d+(?:-[0-9A-Za-z.-]+)?)(?:\+.*)?$/.exec(pm.trim()) : null;
+  return m ? m[1] : null;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Class A runs the pnpm it bound, never a pnpm that relaunches another one: a pnpm older than a package's `packageManager` pin switches
+ * itself to the pinned version through a nested shell (on Windows `cmd /d /s /c` with ^-escaped text), which the class A launch guard
+ * refuses mid-row as an unreadable launch. This compares the pnpm on PATH, asked from a directory with no package.json so it cannot
+ * switch, with every pnpm pin of the checked tree BEFORE any class A row launches, and returns a typed problem naming both versions
+ * and the fix, or null. Nothing is admitted: the guard keeps refusing any relaunch.
+ */
+export function pnpmPinProblem({ root, files, spawn = defaultSpawn, readFile = (f) => fs.readFileSync(f, "utf8"), neutralCwd = os.tmpdir() }) {
+  const pins = new Map();
+  for (const f of files.filter((x) => /(^|\/)package\.json$/.test(x))) {
+    let pin = null; try { pin = pnpmPinOf(readFile(path.join(root, f))); } catch { pin = null; }
+    if (pin) pins.set(f, pin);
+  }
+  if (!pins.size) return null;
+  const r = spawn("pnpm", ["--version"], { cwd: neutralCwd, boundedMs: PNPM_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS });
+  const onPath = failed(r) ? "" : text(r).trim();
+  const fix = (pin) => `install the pinned pnpm as the pnpm on PATH (for example \`pnpm self-update ${pin}\`) and run again`;
+  if (!onPath) { const [pin] = new Set(pins.values()); return { code: PNPM_PIN_REFUSAL, message: `${PNPM_PIN_REFUSAL}: cannot read the version of the pnpm on PATH (${r?.error ? r.error.code ?? r.error.message : why(r)}); ${fix(pin)}` }; }
+  const bad = [...pins].filter(([, pin]) => pin !== onPath);
+  if (!bad.length) return null;
+  const [file, pin] = bad[0];
+  return { code: PNPM_PIN_REFUSAL, message: `${PNPM_PIN_REFUSAL}: the pnpm on PATH is ${onPath} but ${file} pins packageManager pnpm@${pin}${bad.length > 1 ? ` (${bad.length} package.json files differ)` : ""}; a different pnpm relaunches the pinned one through a shell, which class A refuses (RK_CLASS_A_COMPILE_LAUNCH); ${fix(pin)}` };
+}
+
 /** Split pathspecs into batches whose joined length stays under `limit` characters (well below Windows' 32767 command line). */
 export function pathspecBatches(paths, limit = 8000) {
   const batches = []; let current = []; let size = 0;
@@ -635,7 +680,7 @@ export function discoverRustWorkspaces({ root, spawn, cargoCommand, tracked, unt
     for (const member of found.members) {
       covered.add(member.manifest);
       if (!trackedSet.has(member.manifest)) { skipped.push({ manifest: member.manifest, why: "a workspace member that is untracked or ignored, so it is not part of the gated commit" }); continue; }
-      units.push({ name: rustUnitName(found.cargoDir, member.name), crate: member.name, dir: member.dir, publish: member.publish, cargoDir: found.cargoDir });
+      units.push({ name: rustUnitName(found.cargoDir, member.name), crate: member.name, dir: member.dir, publish: member.publish, cargoDir: found.cargoDir, bins: member.bins ?? [], testLinksBins: member.testLinksBins === true });
     }
     workspaces.push({ cargoDir: found.cargoDir, units });
   }
@@ -1262,6 +1307,17 @@ export function readUnitList(readFile, file) {
  * units, so a repository that is not RightKit refuses them. Returns `{ exit }` when the run ends here, or `{}` to go on as a whole door run (the
  * all-units flag and its id are removed from `args`). An unresolvable commit is runStages' own refusal, so it goes on.
  */
+/** The RightKit sample app the run's working directory is in, when the commit's ci/sample-apps.json lists it; else null. */
+export function sampleAppOf({ o, root, git, commit }) {
+  const shown = git("show", `${commit}:ci/sample-apps.json`);
+  if (failed(shown)) return null;
+  let apps;
+  try { apps = JSON.parse(text(shown)).apps; } catch { return null; }
+  if (!Array.isArray(apps)) return null;
+  const rel = path.relative(root, path.resolve(o.cwd)).split(path.sep).join("/");
+  return apps.find((dir) => typeof dir === "string" && dir && !dir.includes("..") && (rel === dir || rel.startsWith(`${dir}/`))) ?? null;
+}
+
 export async function rightkitDoorRule(o, args, root, git, io, { unitsFileFlag, allUnitsFlag, unitList }) {
   const tag = "rightkit-gate:";
   const option = (name) => { const i = args.indexOf(name); return i < 0 ? undefined : args[i + 1]; };
@@ -1299,6 +1355,13 @@ export async function rightkitDoorRule(o, args, root, git, io, { unitsFileFlag,
     o.out(`${tag} ALL UNITS EXCEPTION ${describeAllUnitsException(granted)}`);
     return {};
   }
+  // RightKit's own sample apps (ci/sample-apps.json of the commit: the all-packages e2e app) are built as apps, from inside their directory:
+  // the run is scoped to that app (appRootOf), never the whole repository, exactly as a product app's run is.
+  const sample = sampleAppOf({ o, root, git, commit: pinned.commit });
+  if (sample) {
+    o.out(`${tag} RightKit sample app ${sample}: built as an app, scoped to ${sample} (ci/sample-apps.json)`);
+    return {};
+  }
   o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: RK_UNIT_NOT_NAMED: RightKit names its unit on every run: --unit <cargo:rightkit-name|npm:@rightkit/name>, --units-file <json written for this run>, or --all-units-exception <id> (Adrian's entry in ${ALL_UNITS_EXCEPTIONS_FILE}); a whole-repository run is never the default; nothing ran`);
   return { exit: 1 };
 }
@@ -1311,7 +1374,7 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
   // of the snapshot), then right-release dev|test with the snapshot's app root as its cwd. They have no stage list of their own.
   const devTest = to === "dev" || to === "test";
   let stages = devTest ? [] : stagesTo(to);
-  if (!stages) { o.err(`${tag} --to must be one of ${[...STAGES, "dev", "test"].join(", ")}`); return 2; }
+  if (!stages) { o.err(`${tag} --to must be one of ${[...STAGES, "dev", "test"].join(", ")}${to === "tool" ? " (--to tool builds one named tool unit: --to tool --unit cargo:rightkit-qa or --to tool --unit cargo:rightkit-credentials)" : ""}`); return 2; }
   // Every stage the door runs has a row naming where it reads its source from (gate-stages.mjs STAGE_SOURCES, drift-tested in
   // door-stages.test.mjs); a stage added without one is refused rather than run with an unstated source.
   if (!STAGE_SOURCES[to]) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: stage ${to} has no STAGE_SOURCES row naming its source; nothing ran`); return 2; }
@@ -1345,7 +1408,7 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
   // `--route`: which route this stage takes here and whether it refuses, answered without running anything (rightkit#1297).
   if (o.routeProbe) return await runRouteProbe(o, args, root, git, { to, platform, stages: devTest ? [] : stages, devTest, appDir });
   // Commit-only build (GATE-CONTRACT §1): on every host (not hosted CI, whose runner checkout is the commit) the door selects a commit
-  // (--commit <rev>, default HEAD), takes the host's build ownership, syncs the commit's gate-owned snapshot once, and every stage
+  // (--commit <rev>, default HEAD), takes the repository's build ownership, syncs the commit's gate-owned snapshot once, and every stage
   // below reads that snapshot; the checkout may hold anything and is never a build source. Every non-hosted host takes this route: Mac
   // and Dell compile it through the RustRight snapshot carrier (`deps.snapshotBroker`, wired by `productionEntryDeps`; item 7 rows 7.20
   // to 7.24, rightkit#1301), right-release's own children included. Once it is selected any failure refuses; there is no retry on the
@@ -1354,7 +1417,7 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
   // also answers from (rightkit#1297 L1): the probe and the real run cannot drift, and the door-route parity test compares the two.
   if (!o.doorSnapshot) {
     const whichRoute = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-    const routeExecutor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which: whichRoute, readFile: o.readFile });
+    const routeExecutor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which: whichRoute, readFile: o.readFile });
     let decided;
     try { decided = routePlan(o, { to, stages: devTest ? [] : stages, devTest, executor: routeExecutor, stagePlatform: platform, capabilities: await brokerCapabilityStateWithHandshake(o, { to, executor: routeExecutor }), appConfig: selected && to !== "check" ? routeAppConfig({ git, commit: selected.commit, appDir, platform: devTestPlatform(args) }) : null }); }
     catch (e) { o.err(`${tag} ${e.message}`); return 2; }
@@ -1373,7 +1436,7 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
     const { acquireBuildOwnership, ownershipFile } = await import("../build-ownership.mjs");
     const snapshotsAt = o.snapshotRoot ?? snap.snapshotRoot({ platform: o.platform, env: o.env });
     let own;
-    try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot }), stage: `door:${to}`, snapshot: path.join(snapshotsAt, snap.repositoryOf(root).key), commit: selected.commit, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); }
+    try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot, repository: snap.repositoryOf(root).key }), stage: `door:${to}`, snapshot: path.join(snapshotsAt, snap.repositoryOf(root).key), commit: selected.commit, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); }
     catch (e) { if (e.code !== "busy" && e.code !== "refused") throw e; o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${e.message}; nothing ran${e.code === "refused" ? ", nothing created" : ""}`); return 1; }
     o.out(`${tag} build ownership ${own.joined ? "joined" : "held"} ${own.handle}${own.reclaimed ? ` (reclaimed from ${own.reclaimed.from}: ${own.reclaimed.proofs.join("; ")})` : ""}`);
     try {
@@ -1400,7 +1463,7 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
   if (!ds && (failed(dirty) || text(dirty).trim())) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: the checkout differs from HEAD; every stage works on the commit, so commit or stash first`); return 1; }
 
   const which = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
+  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
   if (executor.kind === "refuse") { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${executor.problem}`); return 1; }
   const version = (cmd, a) => { const r = o.spawn(cmd, a, { cwd: root }); return failed(r) ? null : text(r).trim().split(/\r?\n/)[0]; };
   const listed = git("ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", "-z", commit);
@@ -1474,13 +1537,16 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
   // the ones they sealed, so they are not run again.
   // The release configs of the commit (under this app) that declare `sidecars`: the commit's config decides on the snapshot route, never the checkout's.
   const sidecarConfigsOf = () => committedSidecarConfigs({ o, git, commit, appDir, base: ds ? ds.path : root });
-  const sealedNow = receipt.stages.package?.ok ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: appRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
+  // right-release keeps its outputs (`.right-release`: sealed sets, QA receipts, state) at the checkout's git root, never a nested app's
+  // directory (build-release.mjs gitRootOf): every lookup of a sealed set or a QA receipt reads there.
+  const releaseRoot = root;
+  const sealedNow = receipt.stages.package?.ok ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: releaseRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
   // The protected-receipt verifier pulls in the ownership policy modules (and their dependencies): loaded only for a run that qualifies or releases,
   // so an installed copy that only checks or compiles never needs them (GB-14).
   const qualifyReuse = stages.includes("qualify") || stages.includes("release") ? await import("../qualify-reuse.mjs") : null;
   const installedQaReceiptDigest = (...a) => qualifyReuse.installedQaReceiptDigest(...a);
   const qualifyReuseProblem = (...a) => qualifyReuse.qualifyReuseProblem(...a);
-  const qualifyRecordProblem = (recorded) => (o.qualifyReuseProblem ?? qualifyReuseProblem)({ recorded, sealedNow, repoRoot: appRoot, platform, ...(o.verifyQa !== undefined ? { verify: o.verifyQa } : (o.env.GITHUB_ACTIONS === "true" && o.env.RIGHTKIT_PUBLISHER === "github-environment" ? { verify: null } : {})) });
+  const qualifyRecordProblem = (recorded) => (o.qualifyReuseProblem ?? qualifyReuseProblem)({ recorded, sealedNow, repoRoot: releaseRoot, platform, ...(o.verifyQa !== undefined ? { verify: o.verifyQa } : (o.env.GITHUB_ACTIONS === "true" && o.env.RIGHTKIT_PUBLISHER === "github-environment" ? { verify: null } : {})) });
   const sealedIntact = Boolean(sealedNow && sealedNow.id === receipt.stages.package.sealed && sealedNow.digest === receipt.stages.package.manifestSha256);
   // Every deterministic scan (full class A) runs before any compile, for every door stage. The app rules run at the tier the stage
   // owes: dev, test and package take the compile-tier rules; qualify and release add the release-only rules (approvals, ratified
@@ -1542,14 +1608,22 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
       // `main --all` compiles. A broker host's stage-sidecar child reaches Cargo through the stage's carrier (carried-cargo.mjs).
       // right-release runs in appRoot (nested apps), so the repository-relative config is handed over absolute (Astra, second pass).
       // On the snapshot route sidecars are staged ONCE per door run by the ledger bookkeeping (attribution diff, immutable staged entries).
+      // rightkit#1331: the declared compile inputs that are the app's web build output are produced in the snapshot before ANY compile reads them,
+      // the sidecar builds included: the broker admits a compile only when every declared input is in the snapshot (HeardRight Mac 2026-11-02:
+      // stage-sidecar's cargo build REJECTED "snapshot admission: tauri-app-next/dist: No such file or directory").
+      if (ok && ds) ok = await stageWebBuildOnce({ o, ds, root, git, appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor });
+      // The Windows package-identity MSIX a Tauri app bundles (its release config's windows.identity), produced in the snapshot on Windows only, for the same reason.
+      if (ok && ds) ok = await stageWindowsIdentityOnce({ o, ds, root, git, appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor });
       if (ok && ds) ok = await stageSidecarsOnce({ o, ds, root, git, configs: sidecarConfigs, appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor });
       else for (const config of ok ? sidecarConfigs : []) if (!await rightRelease(stage, ["stage-sidecar", "--config", path.join(root, config)])) { ok = false; break; }
-      let compiledDirs = [];
-      const reportOutputs = (dirs) => { compiledDirs = [...dirs]; };
-      if (ok) ok = (await (o.runCompile ?? (() => main(ds ? ["--all", "--commit", commit, "--snapshot", ds.path] : ["--all"], { ...io, cwd: root, readStdin: () => "", ...(ds ? { buildOwnership: ds.own, snapshotLedger: ds.ledger?.entries ?? [], onCompileLedger: (entries) => { ds.compileAdmitted = entries; }, onDirectReceipt: (r) => { directReceipt = r; }, onCompileOutputs: reportOutputs } : {}) })))({ reportOutputs })) === 0;
+      let compiledDirs = []; let compiledBins = null; let qualifyOwed = [];
+      const reportOutputs = (dirs, bins = null) => { compiledDirs = [...dirs]; compiledBins = bins; };
+      if (ok) ok = (await (o.runCompile ?? (() => main(ds ? ["--all", "--commit", commit, "--snapshot", ds.path] : ["--all"], { ...io, cwd: root, readStdin: () => "", ...(ds ? { buildOwnership: ds.own, classAEarlier: true, snapshotLedger: ds.ledger?.entries ?? [], onCompileLedger: (entries) => { ds.compileAdmitted = entries; }, onDirectReceipt: (r) => { directReceipt = r; }, onCompileOutputs: reportOutputs, onQualifyOwed: (list) => { qualifyOwed = list; } } : {}) })))({ reportOutputs })) === 0;
       if (directReceipt) extra = { ...extra, direct: directReceipt };
+      // What the plan left to the qualify stage is recorded with the compile, so qualification can prove it is not lost (rightkit#1332, #1333).
+      if (qualifyOwed.length) extra = { ...extra, qualifyOwed };
       // What this compile produced, recorded with its result so a later run can prove the outputs are still there (GB-13).
-      if (ok) extra = { ...extra, outputs: compileOutputsRecord({ dirs: compiledDirs, env: o.env }) };
+      if (ok) extra = { ...extra, outputs: compileOutputsRecord({ dirs: compiledDirs, env: o.env, builtBins: compiledBins }) };
       // The cross-check with `.rightkit/compile-inputs.json`: a declared input that covers ledger entries must carry the digest of those
       // very bytes in the compile receipt (the broker digests declared inputs in place in the snapshot, BC:39).
       if (ok && ds && directReceipt?.declaredInputDigests) {
@@ -1564,7 +1638,11 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
       // compile was already passed (a separately invoked `--to package` re-stages after the sync, so it never meets a missing externalBin).
       // right-release then takes its identity from the selected commit and the verified snapshot (release-source-identity.mjs, row 7.04),
       // never the checkout's HEAD, status or branch; its outputs, state and the sealed directory stay in the checkout's `.right-release`.
-      ok = ds ? await stageSidecarsOnce({ o, ds, root, git, configs: sidecarConfigsOf(), appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor }) : true;
+      // The declared web build and Windows identity inputs first, as in the compile stage: the sidecar builds are broker-admitted only when every declared input is in the snapshot.
+      ok = true;
+      if (ds) ok = await stageWebBuildOnce({ o, ds, root, git, appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor });
+      if (ok && ds) ok = await stageWindowsIdentityOnce({ o, ds, root, git, appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor });
+      if (ok && ds) ok = await stageSidecarsOnce({ o, ds, root, git, configs: sidecarConfigsOf(), appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor });
       // Source QA (right-release qa --stage source) exists for mac and win only; a mobile package is the signed build alone.
       // Row 7.04c (R-T1, 7.09): the snapshot holds no Cargo target. On a direct host the checkout's output directory is resolved here, in the primary
       // checkout, and handed to right-release absolute: it binds every manifest's target for this stage, and the sealed manifest must record it back
@@ -1579,13 +1657,24 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
       // GB-17: several Cargo workspaces: each of right-release's and its children's Cargo calls is bound to ITS workspace's target through the per-call wrapper.
       let packageMulti = null;
       if (ok && packagePin.dirs?.length > 1) {
-        packageMulti = await bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which: whichIn(o), ...(appDir === "." ? {} : { scopeDirs: [appDir] }) });
+        // The package stage builds the workspace that holds the app's release config (its Tauri app), never a test-only workspace beside it.
+        const builtWorkspaces = [...new Set(sidecarConfigsOf().map((c) => path.posix.dirname(String(c).replaceAll("\\", "/"))))];
+        packageMulti = await bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which: whichIn(o), onlyWorkspaces: builtWorkspaces, ...(appDir === "." ? {} : { scopeDirs: [appDir] }) });
         if (packageMulti.refusal) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: RK_SNAPSHOT_OUTPUT_UNPINNED: [package] ${packageMulti.refusal}; nothing was built`); ok = false; }
         else if (packageMulti.note) o.out(`${tag} [package] ${packageMulti.note}`);
       }
       const packageEnv = packagePin.dir ? { CARGO_TARGET_DIR: packagePin.dir } : (packageMulti?.env ?? {});
-      ok = ok && (mobile || await rightRelease(stage, ["qa", "--stage", "source", "--platform", platform], packageEnv)) && await rightRelease(stage, ["build", "--platform", platform], packageEnv);
-      const sealed = ok ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: appRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
+      // The QA shell the compile built is source QA's binary (rightkit#1309): the compile's recorded output directories are handed to `right-release qa` only
+      // while that record still proves the outputs intact; it stages the declared layout from them in a run-scoped directory, never in the snapshot (qa-layout.mjs).
+      const compileDirs = receipt.stages.compile?.outputs?.dirs;
+      const compiledProblem = (o.compileReuseProblem ?? compileReuseProblem)(receipt.stages.compile, { env: o.env });
+      // A direct host's suites (qa.layout.build) have no carried receipts: what they build lands in the output directories pinned here (test-command.mjs).
+      const pinnedDirs = packagePin.dirs ?? (packagePin.dir ? [packagePin.dir] : []);
+      const buildEnv = pinnedDirs.length ? { ...packageEnv, RIGHTKIT_GATE_TARGET_DIRS: JSON.stringify(pinnedDirs) } : packageEnv;
+      const qaEnv = !mobile && !compiledProblem && Array.isArray(compileDirs) && compileDirs.length ? { ...buildEnv, RIGHT_RELEASE_QA_COMPILED_DIRS: JSON.stringify(compileDirs) } : buildEnv;
+      if (ok && !mobile && compiledProblem && Array.isArray(compileDirs)) o.out(`${tag} [package] the compile outputs are not handed to source QA: ${compiledProblem}`);
+      ok = ok && (mobile || await rightRelease(stage, ["qa", "--stage", "source", "--platform", platform], qaEnv)) && await rightRelease(stage, ["build", "--platform", platform], packageEnv);
+      const sealed = ok ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: releaseRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
       if (ok && !sealed) { o.err(`${tag} [package] the build reported success but sealed nothing for ${commit.slice(0, 8)} on ${platform}`); ok = false; }
       if (sealed) extra = { platform, sealed: sealed.id, manifestSha256: sealed.digest };
       // The cross-check: the Cargo targets the sealed manifest records are the directory this door resolved itself. A different one voids the stage.
@@ -1630,7 +1719,7 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
       }
     } else {
       const sealed = receipt.stages.package?.ok ? receipt.stages.package : null;
-      const current = sealed ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: appRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
+      const current = sealed ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: releaseRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
       if (!sealed || !current || current.id !== sealed.sealed || current.digest !== sealed.manifestSha256) {
         o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: [${stage}] needs the sealed set the package stage produced for this commit, unchanged (sealed manifest digest)`);
         ok = false;
@@ -1649,9 +1738,14 @@ async function runStages(o, args, root, git, io) {
           ? (o.out(`${tag} [qualify] the release tier already passed at check for this exact input; not run again`), 0)
           : await (o.runReleaseCheck ?? (() => main(["check", "--commit", ds ? commit : "HEAD", "--full-a", ...(ds ? ["--snapshot", ds.path] : []), ...appScope, "--rule-tier", "release"], { ...io, cwd: root, ...(ds ? { buildOwnership: ds.own } : {}) })))();
         if (releaseTier !== 0) { o.err(`${tag} [qualify] the release tier (every rule and scan) is red for ${commit.slice(0, 12)}; nothing was qualified`); ok = false; }
-        else ok = await rightRelease(stage, ["qa", "--stage", "installed", "--platform", platform, "--release", sealed.sealed]);
+        else {
+          // rightkit#1332, #1333: what compile left to qualification (end-to-end crates, declared Swift packages) must have a declared run route here.
+          const owedProblems = qualifyOwedProblem({ o, git, commit, appDir, base: ds ? ds.path : root, owed: receipt.stages.compile?.qualifyOwed ?? [] });
+          for (const p of owedProblems) o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: [qualify] ${p}`);
+          ok = owedProblems.length === 0 && await rightRelease(stage, ["qa", "--stage", "installed", "--platform", platform, "--release", sealed.sealed]);
+        }
         // The protected installed-QA receipt this run produced is journaled by digest (GB-14), so the record can be re-verified before any reuse.
-        extra = { sealed: sealed.sealed, manifestSha256: sealed.manifestSha256, ruleTier: "release", ...(ok ? { qaReceiptDigest: (o.installedQaReceiptDigest ?? installedQaReceiptDigest)({ repoRoot: appRoot, releaseId: sealed.sealed, platform }) } : {}) };
+        extra = { sealed: sealed.sealed, manifestSha256: sealed.manifestSha256, ruleTier: "release", ...(ok ? { qaReceiptDigest: (o.installedQaReceiptDigest ?? installedQaReceiptDigest)({ repoRoot: releaseRoot, releaseId: sealed.sealed, platform }) } : {}) };
       } else {
         if (!receipt.stages.qualify?.ok || receipt.stages.qualify.manifestSha256 !== sealed.manifestSha256) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: [release] the sealed set was not qualified (installed QA) in this door run's receipt`); ok = false; }
         else if (qualifyRecordProblem(receipt.stages.qualify)) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: [release] the recorded qualification no longer stands: ${qualifyRecordProblem(receipt.stages.qualify)}; nothing was uploaded`); ok = false; }
@@ -1699,7 +1793,9 @@ function stageForPublisher(o, args, root, git) {
   const { appRoot, appDir } = appRootOf({ root, cwd: o.cwd, configDirs: inventory.dirs });
   const receipt = (o.readReceipt ?? readReceipt)({ commonDir, commit, app: appDir });
   const pack = receipt?.stages?.package; const qual = receipt?.stages?.qualify;
-  const sealed = pack?.ok ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: appRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
+  // right-release's outputs live at the checkout's git root (see runStages).
+  const releaseRoot = root;
+  const sealed = pack?.ok ? (o.sealedFor ?? sealedFor)({ root: releaseRoot, commit, platform }) : null;
   if (!pack?.ok || !qual?.ok || pack.platform !== platform || qual.manifestSha256 !== pack.manifestSha256 || !sealed || sealed.id !== pack.sealed || sealed.digest !== pack.manifestSha256) {
     o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: stage needs this host's receipt for ${commit.slice(0, 12)} with package and qualify passed on ${platform} and the sealed set unchanged; run rightkit-gate --to qualify --platform ${platform} first`);
     return 1;
@@ -1711,7 +1807,7 @@ function stageForPublisher(o, args, root, git) {
     const receiptFile = path.join(work, `receipt-${platform}.json`);
     fs.writeFileSync(receiptFile, `${JSON.stringify(receipt, null, 2)}\n`);
     const archive = path.join(work, `sealed-${platform}.tar.gz`);
-    const tar = o.spawn("tar", ["-czf", archive, "-C", appRoot, path.join(".right-release", "sealed", sealed.id, platformDirOf(platform))]);
+    const tar = o.spawn("tar", ["-czf", archive, "-C", releaseRoot, path.join(".right-release", "sealed", sealed.id, platformDirOf(platform))]);
     if (failed(tar)) { o.err(`${tag} could not pack ${sealed.id}/${platform}`); return 1; }
     const gh = (...a) => o.spawn("gh", a, { cwd: root });
     if (failed(gh("release", "view", releaseTag))) {
@@ -1782,7 +1878,12 @@ export async function closeSnapshotStage({ o, ds, root, stage, step = "stage", t
   const prior = new Map((ds.ledger?.entries ?? []).map((e) => [e.path, e]));
   const now = new Map(walked.entries.map((e) => [e.path, e]));
   const problems = [...walked.problems];
-  for (const [p, e] of prior) if (e.kind === "staged" && (!now.has(p) || entryKey(now.get(p)) !== entryKey(e))) problems.push(`${p} is a staged sidecar output and ${now.has(p) ? "changed" : "was removed"} after it was staged (a staged entry is immutable for the door run)`);
+  // The package stage builds for the package triple (universal-apple-darwin on a Mac recipe with `stageSidecars`), so right-release's own
+  // stage-sidecar may stage again there. A staged entry it changed or removed is admitted only through the receipt it wrote: a valid receipt
+  // of the same config, every file it names present with that digest; the files it names become this stage's staged entries.
+  const restaged = stage === "package" ? await restagedSidecars({ o, ds, prior, now }) : { paths: new Set(), receipts: new Set(), producers: new Set(), problems: [] };
+  problems.push(...restaged.problems);
+  for (const [p, e] of prior) if (e.kind === "staged" && !restaged.paths.has(p) && !restaged.receipts.has(p) && !(restaged.producers.has(e.producer?.step) && !now.has(p)) && (!now.has(p) || entryKey(now.get(p)) !== entryKey(e))) problems.push(`${p} is a staged sidecar output and ${now.has(p) ? "changed" : "was removed"} after it was staged (a staged entry is immutable for the door run)`);
   if (problems.length) { for (const p of problems.slice(0, 10)) o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] ${p}`); return { ok: false, entries: ds.ledger?.entries ?? [] }; }
   // The compile's own verify (snapshot-check.mjs, 5.09d) returned the entries it admitted: they must be the entries this walk found.
   if (Array.isArray(ds.compileAdmitted) && stage === "compile") {
@@ -1793,6 +1894,7 @@ export async function closeSnapshotStage({ o, ds, root, stage, step = "stage", t
   ds.compileAdmitted = null;
   const entries = walked.entries.map((e) => {
     const was = prior.get(e.path);
+    if (restaged.paths.has(e.path) || restaged.receipts.has(e.path)) return { ...e, kind: "staged", producer: { stage, step: "stage-sidecar" } };
     if (was?.kind === "staged") return { ...e, kind: "staged", producer: was.producer };
     return { ...e, kind: "generated", producer: was && entryKey(was) === entryKey(e) ? was.producer : { stage, step } };
   });
@@ -1809,6 +1911,39 @@ export async function closeSnapshotStage({ o, ds, root, stage, step = "stage", t
   return { ok: true, entries };
 }
 
+/**
+ * The sidecar re-staging a package stage did, proven by its receipts: for each staged receipt (`<config dir>/.../stage-sidecar.json`) that
+ * changed, the new receipt must be a valid stage-sidecar receipt and every file it names must be on disk with its recorded digest. Returns the
+ * snapshot paths it names (`paths`), the receipts themselves (`receipts`), the producer steps whose earlier staged files it replaces
+ * (`producers`, whose removed files are admitted) and the problems found.
+ */
+async function restagedSidecars({ o, ds, prior, now }) {
+  const { entryKey } = await import("../stage-ledger.mjs");
+  const { validateStageSidecarReceipt } = await import("../stage-sidecar.mjs");
+  const out = { paths: new Set(), receipts: new Set(), producers: new Set(), problems: [] };
+  for (const [p, e] of prior) {
+    if (e.kind !== "staged" || !/(^|\/)stage-sidecar\.json$/.test(p) || !now.has(p) || entryKey(now.get(p)) === entryKey(e)) continue;
+    const config = e.producer?.step;
+    const configDir = typeof config === "string" ? path.posix.dirname(config.replaceAll("\\", "/")) : ".";
+    let receipt;
+    try { receipt = validateStageSidecarReceipt(JSON.parse(String(o.readFile(path.join(ds.path, ...p.split("/")))))); }
+    catch (error) { out.problems.push(`${p} was rewritten in the package stage but is not a valid stage-sidecar receipt (${error.message})`); continue; }
+    const named = [];
+    for (const file of receipt.files) {
+      const rel = (configDir === "." ? file.path : `${configDir}/${file.path}`).replaceAll("\\", "/");
+      const entry = now.get(rel);
+      if (!entry) { out.problems.push(`${p} names ${rel}, which is not in the snapshot`); continue; }
+      if (entry.sha256 !== undefined && entry.sha256 !== file.sha256) { out.problems.push(`${rel} does not have the digest ${p} records for it`); continue; }
+      named.push(rel);
+    }
+    if (named.length !== receipt.files.length) continue;
+    out.receipts.add(p);
+    for (const rel of named) out.paths.add(rel);
+    if (typeof config === "string") out.producers.add(config);
+  }
+  return out;
+}
+
 /** The release configs of `commit` (under `appDir`) that declare `sidecars`, read from `base` (the snapshot on the snapshot route): the commit's config decides, never the checkout's. */
 export function committedSidecarConfigs({ o, git, commit, appDir = ".", base }) {
   const listedConfigs = git("ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", "-z", commit);
@@ -1848,7 +1983,11 @@ export async function stageSidecarsOnce({ o, ds, root, git = null, configs, appD
     try { result = JSON.parse(String(r.stdout ?? "").trim()); } catch { o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] stage-sidecar --json for ${config} did not print its result; its writes cannot be attributed`); return false; }
     let walked;
     try { walked = await walkDoorSnapshot(o, ds, root); } catch (e) { o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] ${e.message}`); return false; }
-    const underApp = (rel) => (appDir === "." ? rel : `${appDir}/${rel}`).replaceAll("\\", "/");
+    // stage-sidecar reports its files relative to ITS app root, the directory of the config it was given (stage-sidecar-command.mjs
+    // appRoot = dirname(config)), not the gate's appDir: a gate run at the repository root with the config in tauri-app-next/ would
+    // otherwise find every staged file "not reported".
+    const configDir = path.posix.dirname(String(config).replaceAll("\\", "/"));
+    const underApp = (rel) => (configDir === "." ? rel : `${configDir}/${rel}`).replaceAll("\\", "/");
     const receiptAbs = typeof result.receiptPath === "string" ? path.relative(ds.path, result.receiptPath).split(path.sep).join("/") : null;
     const problems = [...walked.problems, ...attributionProblems({ before, after: walked.entries, reported: [...reportedPaths(result)].map(underApp), receipt: receiptAbs })];
     if (problems.length) { for (const p of problems.slice(0, 10)) o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] stage-sidecar ${config}: ${p}`); return false; }
@@ -1859,6 +1998,137 @@ export async function stageSidecarsOnce({ o, ds, root, git = null, configs, appD
   return true;
 }
 
+/**
+ * rightkit#1332, #1333: what the compile stage left to qualification must not be lost. Each owed item (an end-to-end crate whose tests need
+ * the built app; a Swift package declared `qualifyOnly`) needs the run route the pipeline has for it: the app's release config declares
+ * `qa.journeys`, so `right-release qa --stage installed` runs `rightkit-qa journeys run` against the sealed app and validates its receipt
+ * (release-qa-command.mjs). Without it each owed item is named and qualification stops. Returns the problems (empty when nothing is owed or covered).
+ */
+export function qualifyOwedProblem({ o, git, commit, appDir = ".", base, owed }) {
+  if (!Array.isArray(owed) || !owed.length) return [];
+  const listed = git("ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", "-z", commit);
+  const configs = (failed(listed) ? [] : text(listed).split("\0").filter((f) => /(^|\/)right-release\.config\.(json|mjs)$/.test(f)).filter((f) => appDir === "." || f.startsWith(`${appDir}/`)));
+  const declared = configs.some((f) => { try { return /\bqa\b[\s\S]*(^|[\s,{])["']?journeys["']?\s*:/m.test(o.readFile(path.join(base, f))); } catch { return false; } });
+  if (declared) return [];
+  return owed.map((x) => `${x.id} (${x.kind}${x.dir ? ` ${x.dir}` : ""}) is owed to qualification (${x.reason}) but no release config under ${appDir} declares qa.journeys, so nothing would run it; declare qa.journeys with a journeys.toml that covers it`);
+}
+
+/** The release configs of `commit` (under `appDir`) that declare a `web` block (`web.build` steps), read from `base`: the commit's config decides, never the checkout's. */
+export function committedWebBuildConfigs({ o, git, commit, appDir = ".", base }) {
+  const listedConfigs = git("ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", "-z", commit);
+  return (failed(listedConfigs) ? [] : text(listedConfigs).split("\0").filter((f) => /(^|\/)right-release\.config\.(json|mjs)$/.test(f)).filter((f) => appDir === "." || f.startsWith(`${appDir}/`)))
+    .filter((f) => { try { return /(^|[\s,{])["']?web["']?\s*:\s*\{/.test(o.readFile(path.join(base, f))); } catch { return false; } });
+}
+
+/**
+ * rightkit#1331: the declared compile inputs (`.rightkit/compile-inputs.json`) that are an app's web build output (a Tauri `frontendDist`)
+ * exist in the snapshot before the compile reads them. The broker's capture copies a declared path in from the checkout; the snapshot route
+ * has no copy ("digested in place", GATE-CONTRACT GC-I14), so the door produces them the one way the contract allows: the app's own
+ * `right-release web-build` (its release config's `web.build` steps) runs INSIDE the snapshot, once per door run, before the compile.
+ * What it wrote may remain only under a declared input (declaredOutputProblems), ignored by the commit's own rules and recorded by this
+ * gate's own walk as `generated` ledger entries (never `staged`: the package stage's own web build rewrites them). The compile's declared
+ * input digest (compile-inputs.mjs, the broker's algorithm) then covers those very bytes and declaredInputProblems cross-checks it.
+ * Nothing runs when every declared input is already present or the app declares no `web.build`; an input still absent afterwards is left
+ * to the compile, which refuses a missing input and names it. Returns true when nothing is owed or the build passed.
+ */
+export async function stageWebBuildOnce({ o, ds, root, git = null, appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor = null, tag = "rightkit-gate:" }) {
+  if (ds.webBuilt) return true;
+  ds.webBuilt = true;
+  const { readDeclaredInputs, SnapshotRequestError } = await import("../snapshot-request.mjs");
+  let declared;
+  try { declared = readDeclaredInputs(ds.path).map((x) => x.split(/[\\/]/).join("/")); }
+  catch (e) { if (e instanceof SnapshotRequestError) return true; throw e; } // a malformed declaration refuses in the compile, which names it
+  const absent = () => declared.filter((rel) => !(o.exists ?? fs.existsSync)(path.join(ds.path, ...rel.split("/"))));
+  if (!absent().length) return true;
+  const configs = git ? committedWebBuildConfigs({ o, git, commit, appDir, base: ds.path }) : [];
+  if (!configs.length) { o.out(`${tag} [${stage}] declared compile input(s) ${absent().join(", ")} are absent from the snapshot and no release config under ${appDir} declares web.build; the compile will report them missing`); return true; }
+  const { declaredOutputProblems } = await import("../stage-ledger.mjs");
+  const source = sourceSplitOf({ root, ds, appDir });
+  const { TAURI_CONFIG: inherited, ...cleanEnv } = o.env; void inherited;
+  for (const config of configs) {
+    if (!absent().length) break;
+    const before = ds.ledger?.entries ?? [];
+    const carrier = await carrierForChildren({ o, ds, root, git, executor, stage, tag });
+    if (carrier.refusal) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${carrier.refusal}; the web build did not run`); return false; }
+    const run = startRun({ commonDir, commit, tree, stage, source });
+    let r;
+    try {
+      o.out(`${tag} [${stage}] right-release web-build --config ${path.join(ds.path, config)} (from the snapshot ${ds.path}; declared input(s) ${absent().join(", ")} are absent)`);
+      r = (o.spawnInherit ?? ((cmd, a, opts) => spawnInherit(cmd, a, { ...opts, stdio: "inherit" })))(process.execPath, [cli, "web-build", "--config", path.join(ds.path, config)], { cwd: snapshotAppRootOf(ds.path, appDir), env: carriedEnv(carrier, { ...cleanEnv, ...run.env }) });
+    } finally { endRun(run); }
+    const carriedOk = await carrier.finish({ stage });
+    if (!r || r.status !== 0) { o.err(`${tag} [${stage}] web-build for ${config} failed${r?.error ? ` (${r.error.message})` : ""}`); return false; }
+    if (!carriedOk) return false;
+    let walked;
+    try { walked = await walkDoorSnapshot(o, ds, root); } catch (e) { o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] ${e.message}`); return false; }
+    const problems = [...walked.problems, ...declaredOutputProblems({ before, after: walked.entries, declared })];
+    if (problems.length) { for (const p of problems.slice(0, 10)) o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] web-build ${config}: ${p}`); return false; }
+    const priorByPath = new Map(before.map((e) => [e.path, e]));
+    ds.ledger = { entries: walked.entries.map((e) => (priorByPath.get(e.path)?.sha256 === e.sha256 ? priorByPath.get(e.path) : { ...e, kind: "generated", producer: { stage: "web-build", step: config } })) };
+  }
+  return true;
+}
+
+/**
+ * The Windows package-identity (sparse MSIX) an app bundles, produced INSIDE the snapshot before the compile, like stageWebBuildOnce: the
+ * app's committed release config declares `windows.identity` (windows-identity-plan.mjs) and windows-identity.mjs (RightKit's msix tooling, the
+ * provisioned signer; never app code) builds and signs it. Windows hosts only: elsewhere nothing runs and a declared input that stays absent is
+ * left to the compile, which names it (platform scoping of the declared input itself is a separate decision). The child reports what it wrote
+ * (`--json`); this gate's own walk must then find additions only under the producer's `out`, which must lie under a declared compile input
+ * (identityOutputProblems). They become `generated` ledger entries, and the compile's declared-input digest covers those very bytes.
+ * Nothing runs when every declared input is present or no committed config declares windows.identity (the package itself already being
+ * present is the child's skip). Returns true when nothing is owed or the build passed.
+ */
+export async function stageWindowsIdentityOnce({ o, ds, root, git = null, appDir, cli, commonDir, commit, tree, stage, executor = null, tag = "rightkit-gate:" }) {
+  if (ds.identityBuilt) return true;
+  ds.identityBuilt = true;
+  const { readDeclaredInputs, SnapshotRequestError } = await import("../snapshot-request.mjs");
+  let declared;
+  try { declared = readDeclaredInputs(ds.path).map((x) => x.split(/[\\/]/).join("/")); }
+  catch (e) { if (e instanceof SnapshotRequestError) return true; throw e; }
+  const absent = () => declared.filter((rel) => !(o.exists ?? fs.existsSync)(path.join(ds.path, ...rel.split("/"))));
+  if (!absent().length || !git) return true;
+  const { committedWindowsIdentityConfigs } = await import("../windows-identity-plan.mjs");
+  const listed = git("ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", "-z", commit);
+  const all = failed(listed) ? [] : text(listed).split("\0").filter((f) => /(^|\/)right-release\.config\.(json|mjs)$/.test(f)).filter((f) => appDir === "." || f.startsWith(`${appDir}/`));
+  const configs = committedWindowsIdentityConfigs({ readFile: o.readFile, listConfigs: all, base: ds.path });
+  if (!configs.length) return true;
+  if ((o.platform ?? process.platform) !== "win32") { o.out(`${tag} [${stage}] ${configs.join(", ")} declares windows.identity; not a Windows host, so the identity package is not built here`); return true; }
+  const { identityOutputProblems } = await import("../windows-identity-plan.mjs");
+  const source = sourceSplitOf({ root, ds, appDir });
+  const { TAURI_CONFIG: inherited, ...cleanEnv } = o.env; void inherited;
+  const producer = path.join(path.dirname(cli), "..", "windows-identity.mjs");
+  for (const config of configs) {
+    const before = ds.ledger?.entries ?? [];
+    const carrier = await carrierForChildren({ o, ds, root, git, executor, stage, tag });
+    if (carrier.refusal) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${carrier.refusal}; the Windows identity package did not build`); return false; }
+    const run = startRun({ commonDir, commit, tree, stage, source });
+    let r;
+    try {
+      o.out(`${tag} [${stage}] windows-identity --config ${path.join(ds.path, config)} (from the snapshot ${ds.path})`);
+      r = (o.spawnCapture ?? ((cmd, a, opts) => spawnInherit(cmd, a, { ...opts, encoding: "utf8", maxBuffer: 1 << 26 })))(process.execPath, [producer, "--config", path.join(ds.path, config), "--json"], { cwd: snapshotAppRootOf(ds.path, appDir), env: carriedEnv(carrier, { ...cleanEnv, ...run.env }) });
+    } finally { endRun(run); }
+    const carriedOk = await carrier.finish({ stage });
+    if (r?.stderr) o.err(String(r.stderr).trimEnd());
+    if (!r || r.status !== 0) { o.err(`${tag} [${stage}] windows-identity for ${config} failed${r?.error ? ` (${r.error.message})` : ""}`); return false; }
+    if (!carriedOk) return false;
+    let result;
+    try { result = JSON.parse(String(r.stdout ?? "").trim()); } catch { o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] windows-identity --json for ${config} did not print its result; its writes cannot be attributed`); return false; }
+    let walked;
+    try { walked = await walkDoorSnapshot(o, ds, root); } catch (e) { o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] ${e.message}`); return false; }
+    const configDir = path.posix.dirname(String(config).replaceAll("\\", "/"));
+    const underApp = (rel) => (configDir === "." ? rel : `${configDir}/${rel}`);
+    let problems = walked.problems;
+    if (result.skipped) problems = [...problems, ...diffProblems(before, walked.entries)];
+    else problems = [...problems, ...identityOutputProblems({ before, after: walked.entries, out: underApp(result.out), declared, packageFile: result.package })];
+    if (problems.length) { for (const p of problems.slice(0, 10)) o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [${stage}] windows-identity ${config}: ${p}`); return false; }
+    const priorByPath = new Map(before.map((e) => [e.path, e]));
+    ds.ledger = { entries: walked.entries.map((e) => (priorByPath.get(e.path)?.sha256 === e.sha256 ? priorByPath.get(e.path) : { ...e, kind: "generated", producer: { stage: "windows-identity", step: config } })) };
+  }
+  return true;
+}
+const diffProblems = (before, after) => { const b = new Map(before.map((e) => [e.path, e.sha256])); return after.filter((e) => b.get(e.path) !== e.sha256).map((e) => `${e.path} was written although the identity build reported a skip`); };
+
 /** Hosted CI scans its committed runner checkout. Raw-tree verification defeats filters or a stale index hiding edits. */
 async function verifyCommittedCheckout({ git, root, commit, tree, when }) {
   const head = git("rev-parse", "--verify", "HEAD^{commit}");
@@ -1873,7 +2143,7 @@ async function verifyCommittedCheckout({ git, root, commit, tree, when }) {
 }
 
 /** Select output-binding workspaces from committed source before any Cargo metadata process runs. */
-async function committedCargoManifests({ o, git, root, commit, scopeDirs }) {
+async function committedCargoManifests({ o, git, root, commit, scopeDirs, extraWorkspaces = [] }) {
   const listed = git("ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", "-z", commit);
   if (failed(listed)) throw new Error(`cannot list the files of ${commit.slice(0, 12)}: ${why(listed)}`);
   const files = text(listed).split("\0").filter(Boolean).map(posix);
@@ -1900,7 +2170,9 @@ async function committedCargoManifests({ o, git, root, commit, scopeDirs }) {
   const inventory = discoverRustWorkspaces({ root, tracked, fixtures, readFile, metadata: sourceMetadata });
   const npm = discoverNpmUnits({ root, tracked, readFile, exists });
   const closure = tools.closureOf({ scopeDirs, npmUnits: npm, rustUnits: inventory.units, readFile: readCommitted });
-  const workspaces = [...new Set(inventory.units.filter((u) => closure.rust.has(u.name)).map((u) => u.cargoDir))].sort();
+  // Workspaces the unit's own compile builds beside its closure (a crate's consumer rows under ci/consumers/): bound when the commit tracks their manifest.
+  const extra = extraWorkspaces.filter((dir) => fileSet.has(`${dir}/Cargo.toml`));
+  const workspaces = [...new Set([...inventory.units.filter((u) => closure.rust.has(u.name)).map((u) => u.cargoDir), ...extra])].sort();
   o.out(`rightkit-gate: Cargo output scope ${scopeDirs.join(", ")}: ${workspaces.length} workspace(s) (${workspaces.join(", ") || "none"}); dependency directories ${closure.dependencyDirs.join(", ")}`);
   return { manifests: workspaces.map((dir) => path.posix.join(dir, "Cargo.toml")), hasCargo: allManifests.length > 0 };
 }
@@ -1911,9 +2183,9 @@ async function cargoOutputPinForScope(options) {
 }
 
 /** Bind only committed closure workspaces to checkout outputs; runtime Cargo outside that map refuses. */
-async function bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs }) {
+async function bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs, extraWorkspaces = [], onlyWorkspaces = null }) {
   let selection;
-  try { selection = await committedCargoManifests({ o, git, root, commit: ds.commit, scopeDirs }); }
+  try { selection = await committedCargoManifests({ o, git, root, commit: ds.commit, scopeDirs, extraWorkspaces }); }
   catch (error) { return { refusal: error.message }; }
   const { manifests, hasCargo } = selection;
   if (!hasCargo) return { env: {}, note: null, cleanup() {} };
@@ -1959,8 +2231,12 @@ async function bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs }) {
   const workspaces = Object.keys(targetDirs);
   if (o.platform === "win32" && executor.kind !== "broker") {
     if (workspaces.length === 0) return { refusal: "the selected closure has no Cargo workspace; a direct Windows host cannot wrap undeclared Cargo calls" };
+    // A stage that builds exactly one of them (the package stage builds the app's own workspace, the one holding its release config) pins
+    // that workspace's target; the others are not built by it (HeardRight: tauri-app-next built, tauri-app-next/qa-e2e not).
+    const only = Array.isArray(onlyWorkspaces) ? workspaces.filter((w) => onlyWorkspaces.includes(w)) : [];
+    if (workspaces.length > 1 && only.length === 1) return { targetDirs, env: { CARGO_TARGET_DIR: targetDirs[only[0]] }, note: `output directory for the Cargo workspace ${only[0]}: ${targetDirs[only[0]]} (the checkout's); this stage builds no other workspace (${workspaces.filter((w) => w !== only[0]).join(", ")})`, cleanup() {} };
     if (workspaces.length > 1) return { refusal: `the commit holds ${workspaces.length} Cargo workspaces (${workspaces.join(", ")}) and a direct Windows host has no per-call wrapper to bind each to its own target directory` };
-    return { env: { CARGO_TARGET_DIR: Object.values(targetDirs)[0] }, note: `output directory for the Cargo workspace: ${Object.values(targetDirs)[0]} (the checkout's)`, cleanup() {} };
+    return { targetDirs, env: { CARGO_TARGET_DIR: Object.values(targetDirs)[0] }, note: `output directory for the Cargo workspace: ${Object.values(targetDirs)[0]} (the checkout's)`, cleanup() {} };
   }
   const shimModule = await import("../cargo-target-shim.mjs");
   let broker = null; let realCargo = null;
@@ -1972,7 +2248,7 @@ async function bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs }) {
     const { brokerSection } = await import("../snapshot-broker.mjs");
     broker = { checkoutDirs: Object.fromEntries(workspaces.map((w) => [w, path.join(checkoutReal, ...(w === "." ? [] : w.split("/")))])), section: (o.brokerSection ?? brokerSection)(sb) };
   } else {
-    realCargo = which("cargo").find((c) => path.isAbsolute(c));
+    realCargo = realCargoOf(which("cargo"));
     if (!realCargo) return { refusal: "no cargo on PATH to wrap for the unit stages" };
   }
   let installed; let dir = null;
@@ -1982,6 +2258,7 @@ async function bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs }) {
   const delta = Object.fromEntries(Object.entries(scan).filter(([k, v]) => o.env[k] !== v));
   const { CARRIED_CARGO_MAP_ENV } = await import("../carried-cargo.mjs");
   return {
+    targetDirs, // { [cargoDir]: the checkout's target directory } on a direct host (null per workspace on a broker host, whose carried receipt names the output directory)
     env: { ...delta, ...(installed.mode === "broker" ? { [CARRIED_CARGO_MAP_ENV]: installed.mapFile } : {}) }, note: `runtime cargo wrapper ${installed.shim} (${installed.mode}): each cargo call a unit stage reaches binds its workspace's checkout target directory or is refused`,
     // Every call the wrapper decided is in the gate-owned ledger: a refused or unverified call fails the stage even when the test ignored cargo's exit (7.10, decision C).
     check: async () => { const { readLedger, UNSCOPED } = await import("../cargo-ledger.mjs"); return readLedger(installed.ledgerDir, UNSCOPED).problems ?? []; },
@@ -1991,7 +2268,7 @@ async function bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs }) {
 
 /**
  * `--to <stage> --unit <selector> [--commit <rev>]` on the snapshot route (row 7.06a): select a commit (HEAD by default), take the
- * host's build ownership, sync its snapshot, run class A of the snapshot (`check --commit <sha> --full-a --snapshot <dir>`), and build
+ * repository's build ownership, sync its snapshot, run class A of the snapshot (`check --commit <sha> --full-a --snapshot <dir>`), and build
  * the unit from the snapshot (`--workspace <snapshot>`). Commit and tree come from the selection; no HEAD or status is read. The unit
  * manifest and the local-build grant are read from the selected commit, so one present only in the checkout is refused. Each stage is
  * bracketed by the ledger verify (7.08); Cargo's output is pinned to the checkout's target directory (7.09); `--to release` keeps its
@@ -2004,6 +2281,12 @@ async function runUnitSnapshot(o, args, root, git, io, option) {
   const match = /^(?:npm:@rightkit\/([a-z0-9-]+)|cargo:(rightkit-[a-z0-9-]+))$/.exec(selector);
   const manifest = match && (match[1] ? `packages/${match[1]}/package.json` : `crates/${match[2]}/Cargo.toml`);
   if (!manifest) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: unit needs npm:@rightkit/<name> or cargo:rightkit-<name>`); return 1; }
+  // `--to tool` (tool-build.mjs) builds and enrols one named tool binary; its unit and host are decided here, before ownership, a snapshot or any process.
+  const toolRun = option("--to") === "tool";
+  if (toolRun) {
+    const { toolPlan } = await import("../tool-build.mjs");
+    try { toolPlan({ selector, platform: o.platform }); } catch (e) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${e.message}; nothing ran`); return 1; }
+  }
   const snap = await import("../snapshot.mjs");
   const { acquireBuildOwnership, ownershipFile } = await import("../build-ownership.mjs");
   let selected;
@@ -2013,7 +2296,7 @@ async function runUnitSnapshot(o, args, root, git, io, option) {
   // The canonical manifest and the local-build grant must be tracked in the SELECTED COMMIT (read with the object database, never the checkout).
   for (const file of [".rightkit-local-build.json", manifest]) if (failed(git("cat-file", "-e", `${commit}:${file}`))) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: unit and local grant must be tracked canonical files of ${commit.slice(0, 12)} (${file} is not)`); return 1; }
   const which = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
+  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
   if (executor.kind === "refuse") { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${executor.problem}`); return 1; }
   { const decided = routePlan(o, { to: option("--to"), stages: [], devTest: true, executor, capabilities: await brokerCapabilityStateWithHandshake(o, { to: option("--to"), executor }) });
     if (decided.refusal?.code === "RK_BROKER_CAPABILITY_MISSING") { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${decided.refusal.code}: ${decided.refusal.message}; nothing ran`); return 1; } }
@@ -2023,7 +2306,7 @@ async function runUnitSnapshot(o, args, root, git, io, option) {
   const snapshotsAt = o.snapshotRoot ?? snap.snapshotRoot({ platform: o.platform, env: o.env });
   { const mismatch = await declaredSnapshotRootRefusal(o, executor, snapshotsAt); if (mismatch) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${mismatch.code}: ${mismatch.message}; nothing ran`); return 1; } }
   let own;
-  try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot }), stage: `door:unit:${option("--to")}`, snapshot: path.join(snapshotsAt, snap.repositoryOf(root).key), commit, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); }
+  try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot, repository: snap.repositoryOf(root).key }), stage: `door:unit:${option("--to")}`, snapshot: path.join(snapshotsAt, snap.repositoryOf(root).key), commit, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); }
   catch (e) { if (e.code !== "busy" && e.code !== "refused") throw e; o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${e.message}; nothing ran${e.code === "refused" ? ", nothing created" : ""}`); return 1; }
   o.out(`${tag} build ownership ${own.joined ? "joined" : "held"} ${own.handle}`);
   try {
@@ -2035,7 +2318,14 @@ async function runUnitSnapshot(o, args, root, git, io, option) {
     // A unit's test or pack that reaches Cargo must never write `target/` into the snapshot (npm units included): see bindUnitCargo.
     // A check starts no unit command: its own Class A path binds read-only Cargo calls. Resolving every unit's compile output
     // here would run unrelated metadata before the scoped check even begins.
-    const bound = option("--to") === "check" ? { env: {}, cleanup() {} } : await bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs: [path.posix.dirname(manifest)] });
+    // A crate's consumer rows (ci/gate.config.json rust.<crate>.consumerRows, local-publish.mjs) build their own Cargo workspaces under ci/consumers/: they
+    // are part of this unit's compile, so they are bound beside the crate's workspace (read from the snapshot, which is the commit's tree).
+    let consumerScope = [];
+    if (match[2] && !toolRun) {
+      try { consumerScope = [...new Set((JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(path.join(ds.path, "ci", "gate.config.json"), "utf8")).rust?.[match[2]]?.consumerRows ?? []).map((row) => path.posix.dirname(String(row.manifestPath))))]; }
+      catch { consumerScope = []; }
+    }
+    const bound = option("--to") === "check" ? { env: {}, cleanup() {} } : await bindUnitCargo({ o, git, root, ds, executor, which, scopeDirs: [path.posix.dirname(manifest)], extraWorkspaces: consumerScope, ...(toolRun ? { onlyWorkspaces: [path.posix.dirname(manifest)] } : {}) });
     if (bound.refusal) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: RK_SNAPSHOT_OUTPUT_UNPINNED: ${bound.refusal}; nothing ran`); return 1; }
     if (bound.note) o.out(`${tag} ${bound.note}`);
     const envExtra = bound.env;
@@ -2045,17 +2335,27 @@ async function runUnitSnapshot(o, args, root, git, io, option) {
     const reportOut = option("--receipt-out");
     const { runUnitGate, resolveUnit } = await import("../unit-gate.mjs");
     const { localBuildGrantedAt } = await import("../local-publish.mjs");
-    return await runUnitGate({ selector, to: option("--to"), root: ds.path, commonDir: path.resolve(root, text(common).trim()), commit: ds.commit, tree: ds.tree, executor, env: o.env, platform: o.platform, source, envExtra,
-      resolve: (sel, r) => resolveUnit(sel, r, { granted: () => localBuildGrantedAt(source) }),
-      ...(o.loadUnitOwner ? { loadOwner: o.loadUnitOwner } : {}),
-      ...(o.unitGateDeps ?? {}), // test seam: fetchReceipt, stageCommands, verifyReceipts, selfGit
-      stageGuard: { start: (stage) => openSnapshotStage({ o, ds, root, stage: `unit:${stage}`, tag }), end: async (stage) => {
+    const stageGuard = { start: (stage) => openSnapshotStage({ o, ds, root, stage: `unit:${stage}`, tag }), end: async (stage) => {
         if (!(await closeSnapshotStage({ o, ds, root, stage: `unit:${stage}`, step: `unit:${stage}`, tag })).ok) return false;
         const calls = bound.check ? await bound.check() : [];
         for (const p of calls.slice(0, 10)) o.err(`${tag} RK_CHECK_ERROR: [unit:${stage}] a cargo call the unit stage made did not complete: ${typeof p === "string" ? p : JSON.stringify(p)}`);
         return calls.length === 0;
-      } },
-      check: (tier) => (o.runCheck ?? (() => main(["check", "--commit", ds.commit, "--full-a", "--snapshot", ds.path, "--rule-tier", tier, "--scope", path.posix.dirname(manifest)], { ...io, cwd: root, buildOwnership: own })))(tier), out: o.out, err: o.err,
+      } };
+    const runCheck = (tier) => (o.runCheck ?? (() => main(["check", "--commit", ds.commit, "--full-a", "--snapshot", ds.path, "--rule-tier", tier, "--scope", path.posix.dirname(manifest)], { ...io, cwd: root, buildOwnership: own })))(tier);
+    if (toolRun) {
+      const { runUnitTool } = await import("../tool-build.mjs");
+      return await runUnitTool({ selector, root: ds.path, commonDir: path.resolve(root, text(common).trim()), commit: ds.commit, tree: ds.tree, executor, env: o.env, platform: o.platform, source, envExtra, targetDirs: bound.targetDirs ?? {},
+        resolve: (sel, r) => resolveUnit(sel, r, { granted: () => localBuildGrantedAt(source) }),
+        ...(o.toolBuildDeps ?? {}), // test seam: run, enroll, dataRoot, readKnownRed
+        stageGuard, check: runCheck, out: o.out, err: o.err,
+        ...(reportOut ? { writeReport: (report) => o.writeFile(path.resolve(o.cwd, reportOut), `${JSON.stringify(o.brokerException ? { ...report, brokerException: o.brokerException } : report, null, 2)}\n`) } : {}),
+      });
+    }
+    return await runUnitGate({ selector, to: option("--to"), root: ds.path, commonDir: path.resolve(root, text(common).trim()), commit: ds.commit, tree: ds.tree, executor, env: o.env, platform: o.platform, source, envExtra,
+      resolve: (sel, r) => resolveUnit(sel, r, { granted: () => localBuildGrantedAt(source) }),
+      ...(o.loadUnitOwner ? { loadOwner: o.loadUnitOwner } : {}),
+      ...(o.unitGateDeps ?? {}), // test seam: fetchReceipt, stageCommands, verifyReceipts, selfGit
+      stageGuard, check: runCheck, out: o.out, err: o.err,
       ...(reportOut ? { writeReport: (report) => o.writeFile(path.resolve(o.cwd, reportOut), `${JSON.stringify(o.brokerException ? { ...report, brokerException: o.brokerException } : report, null, 2)}\n`) } : {}),
     });
     } finally { bound.cleanup(); }
@@ -2095,7 +2395,7 @@ function sourceSplitOf({ root, ds, appDir }) {
  */
 export function snapshotRouteRefusal(o) {
   const which = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile });
+  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile });
   if (executor.kind === "refuse") return { code: "RK_SNAPSHOT_BROKER_UNAVAILABLE", message: executor.problem };
   if (executor.kind === "broker" && !o.snapshotBroker) return { code: "RK_SNAPSHOT_CARRIER_NOT_WIRED", message: `a ${o.platform} host compiles a commit snapshot only through the RustRight snapshot carrier (item 7 rows 7.20 to 7.24), and this gate was started without it` };
   return null;
@@ -2270,7 +2570,7 @@ async function runRouteProbe(o, args, root, git, { to, platform, stages, devTest
   try { selected = snap.resolveCommit(root, option("--commit") ?? "HEAD"); }
   catch (e) { o.err(`${tag} cannot resolve ${option("--commit") ?? "HEAD"} to a commit: ${e.message}`); return 2; }
   const which = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile });
+  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile });
   let plan;
   const capabilities = await brokerCapabilityStateWithHandshake(o, { to, executor });
   try { plan = routePlan(o, { to, stages, devTest, executor, stagePlatform: platform, capabilities, appConfig: to !== "check" ? routeAppConfig({ git, commit: selected.commit, appDir, platform: devTestPlatform(args) }) : null }); }
@@ -2544,7 +2844,7 @@ async function runDevTest(o, args, root, git, io, to, appRoot, appDir) {
     if (failed(dirty) || text(dirty).trim()) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: the checkout differs from HEAD; every stage works on the commit, so commit or stash first`); return 1; }
   }
   const which = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
+  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
   if (executor.kind === "refuse") { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${executor.problem}`); return 1; }
   o.out(`${tag} --to ${to} for ${commit.slice(0, 12)}${appDir === "." ? "" : ` (app ${appDir})`}: check (class A) -> right-release ${to}; executor ${executor.kind}${ds ? `; snapshot ${ds.path}` : ""}`);
   // Full class A of the commit before right-release compiles anything: of the snapshot, the checks that execute repository code included.
@@ -2574,6 +2874,11 @@ async function runDevTest(o, args, root, git, io, to, appRoot, appDir) {
   // app's own prepare step may stage them too; the ledger's attribution check, not an environment marker, is what keeps that single and exact.
   if (ds) {
     const sidecarConfigs = committedSidecarConfigs({ o, git, commit, appDir, base: ds.path });
+    // The declared web build and Windows identity inputs first: the sidecar builds are broker-admitted only when every declared input is in the snapshot.
+    const rr = fileURLToPath(new URL("../cli/right-release.mjs", import.meta.url));
+    if (!(await stageWebBuildOnce({ o, ds, root, git, appDir, cli: rr, commonDir, commit, tree, stage: to, executor, tag })) || !(await stageWindowsIdentityOnce({ o, ds, root, git, appDir, cli: rr, commonDir, commit, tree, stage: to, executor, tag }))) {
+      o.err(`${tag} --to ${to} stopped: the declared compile inputs could not be produced; nothing compiled`); return 1;
+    }
     const staged = await stageSidecarsOnce({ o, ds, root, git, configs: sidecarConfigs, appDir, cli: fileURLToPath(new URL("../cli/right-release.mjs", import.meta.url)), commonDir, commit, tree, stage: to, executor, tag });
     if (!staged) { o.err(`${tag} --to ${to} stopped: the declared sidecars could not be staged; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
   }
@@ -2686,7 +2991,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
   // commit, never a diff. Nothing compiles. The RustRight broker runs exactly this before it admits any compile. `--list`,
   // `--print-baseline` and `--only` stay app-check-only views.
   // `check --commit <sha>` without `--snapshot` reads the gate's one warm snapshot of that commit, selected the way
-  // every `--to` stage selects it: host-wide build ownership first, then one sync of the commit into the gate-owned source directory, then the
+  // every `--to` stage selects it: per-repository build ownership first, then one sync of the commit into the gate-owned source directory, then the
   // check of that snapshot below. There is no export and no copy of the source (docs/GATE-CONTRACT.md, 2026-10-29); the checkout's own files are
   // never read, so an uncommitted edit in it is ignored. Hosted CI has no warm snapshot: its runner checkout is the commit, scanned in place.
   // `check --commit <sha> --full-a` takes the same route (GB-48, GATE 34/36/44, E17): the selected commit's snapshot, never a conversion to
@@ -2706,7 +3011,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
       const selected = sc.commitOf(checkout, option("--commit") ?? "HEAD", o.spawn);
       const snapshotsAt = o.snapshotRoot ?? snap.snapshotRoot({ platform: o.platform, env: o.env });
       if (!own) {
-        try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot }), stage: "check", snapshot: path.join(snapshotsAt, snap.repositoryOf(checkout).key), commit: selected.commit, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); ownHere = true; }
+        try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot, repository: snap.repositoryOf(checkout).key }), stage: "check", snapshot: path.join(snapshotsAt, snap.repositoryOf(checkout).key), commit: selected.commit, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); ownHere = true; }
         catch (e) { if (e.code !== "busy" && e.code !== "refused") throw e; o.err(`rightkit-gate: RK_CHECK_ERROR: ${e.message}; nothing ran${e.code === "refused" ? ", nothing created" : ""}`); return 2; }
         o.out(`rightkit-gate: build ownership ${own.joined ? "joined" : "held"} ${own.handle}${own.reclaimed ? ` (reclaimed from ${own.reclaimed.from}: ${own.reclaimed.proofs.join("; ")})` : ""}`);
       }
@@ -2722,12 +3027,19 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     finally { if (ownHere) { const r = own.release(); if (r?.released === false && !own.joined) o.err(`rightkit-gate: build ownership ${own.handle} kept: ${r.why}`); } }
   }
   if ((sub === "check" || (!sub && args.includes("--all"))) && args.includes("--snapshot") && !o.buildOwnership) {
-    // Host-wide build ownership (../build-ownership.mjs; GATE-CONTRACT §1): held from before the first snapshot read through the
+    // Per-repository build ownership (../build-ownership.mjs; GATE-CONTRACT §1): held from before the first snapshot read through the
     // end of the check, so no other request can sync the snapshot while class A runs in it. A nested gate whose
     // RIGHTKIT_BUILD_OWNERSHIP names the current owner joins it. Busy (or liveness unknown) runs nothing.
     const { acquireBuildOwnership, ownershipFile } = await import("../build-ownership.mjs");
+    const snap = await import("../snapshot.mjs");
+    let key;
+    try { key = snap.repositoryOf(option("--repo") ? path.resolve(o.cwd, option("--repo")) : o.cwd).key; }
+    catch (e) { o.err(`rightkit-gate: RK_CHECK_ERROR: the repository whose build ownership this check takes cannot be identified: ${e.message}; nothing ran`); return 2; }
+    // The record is keyed by the repository --repo/cwd names while --snapshot names a separate directory: they must be one repository.
+    const snapshotRootHere = o.snapshotRoot ?? snap.snapshotRoot({ platform: o.platform, env: o.env });
+    if (path.basename(option("--snapshot") ?? "") !== key || path.resolve(o.cwd, path.dirname(option("--snapshot"))) !== path.resolve(o.cwd, snapshotRootHere)) { o.err(`rightkit-gate: RK_CHECK_ERROR: --snapshot ${option("--snapshot")} is not the snapshot of repository ${key} (its directory name must be the repository key, inside the snapshot root ${snapshotRootHere}); nothing ran`); return 2; }
     let own;
-    try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot }), stage: sub ?? "compile", snapshot: option("--snapshot") ?? null, commit: option("--commit") ?? null, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); }
+    try { own = (o.acquireOwnership ?? acquireBuildOwnership)({ file: ownershipFile({ platform: o.platform, beside: o.snapshotRoot, repository: key }), stage: sub ?? "compile", snapshot: option("--snapshot") ?? null, commit: option("--commit") ?? null, platform: o.platform, env: o.env }); }
     catch (e) { if (e.code !== "busy" && e.code !== "refused") throw e; o.err(`rightkit-gate: RK_CHECK_ERROR: ${e.message}; nothing ran${e.code === "refused" ? ", nothing created" : ""}`); return 2; }
     o.out(`rightkit-gate: build ownership ${own.joined ? "joined" : "held"} ${own.handle}${own.reclaimed ? ` (reclaimed from ${own.reclaimed.from}: ${own.reclaimed.proofs.join("; ")})` : ""}`);
     try { return await main(argv, { ...io, buildOwnership: own }); }
@@ -2900,7 +3212,11 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
   const scopeDirs = args.flatMap((a, i) => a === "--scope" ? [args[i + 1]] : []);
   if (scopeDirs.length) {
     const bad = scopeDirs.find((d) => typeof d !== "string" || !d || d.startsWith("--") || path.isAbsolute(d) || /^[A-Za-z]:/.test(d) || /(^|[\\/])\.\.([\\/]|$)/.test(d));
-    if (!fullA || (!snapshotA && !hostedCommitA) || bad !== undefined || scopeDirs.some((d) => d === undefined)) { o.err("rightkit-gate: --scope needs full Class A of a snapshot or committed hosted CI checkout & repository-relative directories"); return 2; }
+    // Full Class A needs a snapshot or the committed hosted checkout. The content pass (`check --commit <sha> --scope <dir>`: publication
+    // admission, GC-A03) reads the commit the same way it always did (the warm snapshot, or the runner checkout proven to be that commit
+    // in place) and only narrows which executing workspace scans run, so it is the one other form --scope accepts; never the live tree.
+    const scopeForm = fullA ? Boolean(snapshotA || hostedCommitA) : classAOnly && !args.includes("--worktree");
+    if (!scopeForm || bad !== undefined || scopeDirs.some((d) => d === undefined)) { o.err("rightkit-gate: --scope needs full Class A of a snapshot or committed hosted CI checkout & repository-relative directories"); return 2; }
   }
   if (args.includes("--base") && (!option("--base") || option("--base").startsWith("--"))) { o.err("rightkit-gate: --base needs a ref"); return 2; }
 
@@ -2981,7 +3297,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
       if (!e.code?.startsWith("RK_BROKER_EXCEPTION_")) { o.err(`rightkit-gate: cannot resolve ${option("--commit") ?? "HEAD"} to a commit: ${e.message}`); return 2; }
       o.err(`rightkit-gate: BLOCKED: ${e.message}; nothing ran`); return e.code === BROKER_EXCEPTION_ERRORS.usage ? 2 : 1;
     }
-    const brokerResolver = o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor;
+    const brokerResolver = o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor;
     o.resolveExecutor = (a) => brokerResolver({ ...a, forceDirect: true });
     o.brokerException = granted;
     io = { ...io, resolveExecutor: o.resolveExecutor, brokerException: granted };
@@ -3022,7 +3338,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     const manifest = match && (match[1] ? `packages/${match[1]}/package.json` : `crates/${match[2]}/Cargo.toml`);
     if (!manifest || failed(git("ls-files", "--error-unmatch", "--", ".rightkit-local-build.json", manifest))) { o.err("rightkit-gate: BLOCKED: unit and local grant must be tracked canonical files"); return 1; }
     const which = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-    const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
+    const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
     if (executor.kind === "refuse") { o.err(`rightkit-gate: BLOCKED: ${executor.problem}`); return 1; }
     const reportOut = option("--receipt-out");
     // Loaded here, not at the top: the unit path reads Cargo manifests (smol-toml), which an installed copy of this package without
@@ -3082,7 +3398,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
   // The executor is chosen here, never by the caller (Adrian, 2026-10-25): the RustRight broker where this machine has it, a refusal
   // on a broker-managed machine whose broker cannot be reached, direct cargo on any other host (a cloud container, a CI runner).
   const which = (cmd) => { const r = o.spawn(o.platform === "win32" ? "where" : "which", [cmd]); return failed(r) ? [] : text(r).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); };
-  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? resolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
+  const executor = (o.resolveExecutor ?? gateResolveExecutor)({ env: o.env, platform: o.platform, exists: o.exists, which, readFile: o.readFile }); applyExecutorEnv(o, executor);
   // A broker-managed host whose broker is unreachable refuses the moment a Cargo manifest is in the snapshot (below): a repository
   // with no Rust owes nothing to the broker (a git hook's minimal PATH, a JS-only app), and the class A scans never compile.
   const cargoCommand = executor.cargo ?? ["cargo"];
@@ -3245,6 +3561,59 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     // digested in the snapshot, and the stage's own timings.
     let outputResolution = {}; let directDeclared = []; let directDeclaredNotes = [];
     const directTiming = { bindStart: 0, bindEnd: 0, cargoStart: 0, cargoEnd: 0, afterStart: 0, afterEnd: 0, diagnostics: 0 };
+    // The wrapper and each workspace's output directory, resolved before ANY scan runs (rightkit#1328): Class A runs once, before the compile,
+    // under this wrapper and its per-scan sentinel, so a cargo that bypasses it fails the Class A row, not a later pass. Nothing compiles here.
+    // `wrapRoot` is the verified snapshot, `wrapBroker` the broker of a broker host (the compile's, or the check's discovery broker).
+    const bindCargoWrapper = async (wrapRoot, wrapBroker) => {
+      targetDirs = {};
+      // A scoped run (--unit or a nested app) wraps its closure's workspaces (GC-A03) and, always, every workspace inside a scope
+      // directory: a unit's own workspace is wrapped even when closure membership names its crates differently.
+      const inScope = (ws) => scopeDirs.some((d) => { const s = d.replace(/\/+$/, ""); return ws.cargoDir === s || ws.cargoDir.startsWith(`${s}/`) || s.startsWith(`${ws.cargoDir}/`); });
+      const wrapped = closure ? rust.workspaces.filter((ws) => inScope(ws) || ws.units.some((u) => closure.rust.has(u.name))) : rust.workspaces;
+      for (const ws of wrapBroker ? [] : wrapped) {
+        const manifest = path.join(root, ws.cargoDir, "Cargo.toml");
+        if (!o.exists(manifest)) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: the checkout has no ${posix(path.relative(root, manifest))}, so the output directory of workspace ${ws.cargoDir} cannot be resolved; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
+        // Resolved in the PRIMARY CHECKOUT with the stage's environment, before the source location changes (row 7.09: CARGO_TARGET_DIR,
+        // a relative or absolute build.target-dir, or the default target/ all resolve as for a developer's own build); the cwd and
+        // environment used are recorded. A directory inside the snapshot is refused before anything compiles (a second output).
+        let resolved;
+        try { resolved = resolveTargetDirectory({ spawn: (c, a, opts) => o.spawn(c, a, opts), cargoCommand, manifest, env: o.env, checkoutRoot: root, snapshotRoot: wrapRoot, workspace: ws.cargoDir }); }
+        catch (error) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${error.message}; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
+        targetDirs[ws.cargoDir] = resolved.dir; outputResolution[ws.cargoDir] = resolved.inputs;
+        o.out(`${tag} output directory for workspace ${ws.cargoDir}: ${targetDirs[ws.cargoDir]} (the checkout's)`);
+      }
+      // CARGO_HOME, sccache & temp are inherited as absolute values, never snapshot-relative (GATE-CONTRACT "Output directory & cache"):
+      // a relative one would be resolved inside the snapshot, a second cache or output location. Refused before anything compiles.
+      const relativeEnv = SNAPSHOT_ABSOLUTE_ENV.filter((name) => typeof o.env[name] === "string" && o.env[name] !== "" && !path.isAbsolute(o.env[name]));
+      if (relativeEnv.length) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${relativeEnv.map((n) => `${n}=${o.env[n]}`).join(", ")} ${relativeEnv.length > 1 ? "are" : "is"} relative; a snapshot compile inherits CARGO_HOME, sccache and temp only as absolute paths, never resolved inside the snapshot; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
+      // The runtime cargo wrapper (item 7): first on PATH and named in CARGO for every scan, it binds each real cargo invocation to its
+      // own workspace's checkout target directory or refuses it (RK_CARGO_*), whatever path reaches cargo. Direct POSIX hosts only (a
+      // broker host never reaches here; a direct Windows host keeps the fail-closed static walk). Removed when the gate ends (cleanup).
+      if (o.platform !== "win32" && rust.workspaces.length) {
+        const realCargo = realCargoOf(which("cargo"));
+        if (!realCargo && !wrapBroker) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: no cargo on PATH to wrap for the snapshot compile; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
+        try {
+          const shimModule = await import("../cargo-target-shim.mjs");
+          let broker = null;
+          if (wrapBroker) {
+            // Broker mode (the Mac, decision C): every cargo a test reaches is its own carried request. The gate's own snapshot-to-checkout
+            // map is the only source of a request's primaryCwd; each carried request records its sub-handle in the ownership just before it is sent.
+            const checkoutRoot = fs.realpathSync.native(root);
+            const checkoutDirs = Object.fromEntries(rust.workspaces.map((ws) => [ws.cargoDir, path.join(checkoutRoot, ...(ws.cargoDir === "." ? [] : ws.cargoDir.split("/")))]));
+            const { brokerSection } = await import("../snapshot-broker.mjs");
+            broker = { checkoutDirs, section: brokerSection(wrapBroker) };
+          }
+          // Its own base directory: the wrapper's directory is named by its identity, and a unit stage's outer wrapper over the same
+          // workspaces has the same identity, so a shared base would let this run's cleanup delete the wrapper the next stage runs under.
+          const shimBase = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "rk-gate-shim-"));
+          cargoShimDir = shimBase;
+          cargoShim = shimModule.installCargoShim({ base: shimBase, snapshotRoot: wrapRoot, targetDirs, broker, realCargo: realCargo ?? null, platform: o.platform });
+          cargoShim.scanEnv = shimModule.shimScanEnv(o.env, cargoShim);
+        } catch (error) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: the runtime cargo wrapper cannot be installed (${error.message}); nothing compiled`); return 1; }
+        o.out(`${tag} runtime cargo wrapper ${cargoShim.shim} (identity ${cargoShim.identity.slice(0, 16)}, ${cargoShim.mode}) -> ${cargoShim.mode === "broker" ? "the RustRight broker, one carried request per call" : realCargo}: each cargo invocation ${cargoShim.mode === "broker" ? "is carried with its own receipt, verified by the gate," : "binds its workspace's checkout target directory"} or is refused`);
+      }
+      return 0;
+    };
     if (snapshotB) {
       const sc = await import("../snapshot-check.mjs");
       try {
@@ -3281,45 +3650,14 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
         } catch (error) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${error.code ?? "RK_SNAPSHOT_BROKER"}: ${error.message}; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
         o.out(`${tag} broker snapshot compile: pins ${snapshotBroker.pins.keyId.slice(0, 12)} from ${snapshotBroker.pinsSource}, ${snapshotBroker.declaredInputs.length} declared input(s) read from the snapshot, ownership ${snapshotBroker.handle}`);
       }
-      targetDirs = {};
-      for (const ws of snapshotBroker ? [] : rust.workspaces) {
-        const manifest = path.join(root, ws.cargoDir, "Cargo.toml");
-        if (!o.exists(manifest)) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: the checkout has no ${posix(path.relative(root, manifest))}, so the output directory of workspace ${ws.cargoDir} cannot be resolved; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
-        // Resolved in the PRIMARY CHECKOUT with the stage's environment, before the source location changes (row 7.09: CARGO_TARGET_DIR,
-        // a relative or absolute build.target-dir, or the default target/ all resolve as for a developer's own build); the cwd and
-        // environment used are recorded. A directory inside the snapshot is refused before anything compiles (a second output).
-        let resolved;
-        try { resolved = resolveTargetDirectory({ spawn: (c, a, opts) => o.spawn(c, a, opts), cargoCommand, manifest, env: o.env, checkoutRoot: root, snapshotRoot: snapshotB, workspace: ws.cargoDir }); }
-        catch (error) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${error.message}; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
-        targetDirs[ws.cargoDir] = resolved.dir; outputResolution[ws.cargoDir] = resolved.inputs;
-        o.out(`${tag} output directory for workspace ${ws.cargoDir}: ${targetDirs[ws.cargoDir]} (the checkout's)`);
-      }
-      // CARGO_HOME, sccache & temp are inherited as absolute values, never snapshot-relative (GATE-CONTRACT "Output directory & cache"):
-      // a relative one would be resolved inside the snapshot, a second cache or output location. Refused before anything compiles.
-      const relativeEnv = SNAPSHOT_ABSOLUTE_ENV.filter((name) => typeof o.env[name] === "string" && o.env[name] !== "" && !path.isAbsolute(o.env[name]));
-      if (relativeEnv.length) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${relativeEnv.map((n) => `${n}=${o.env[n]}`).join(", ")} ${relativeEnv.length > 1 ? "are" : "is"} relative; a snapshot compile inherits CARGO_HOME, sccache and temp only as absolute paths, never resolved inside the snapshot; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
-      // The runtime cargo wrapper (item 7): first on PATH and named in CARGO for every scan, it binds each real cargo invocation to its
-      // own workspace's checkout target directory or refuses it (RK_CARGO_*), whatever path reaches cargo. Direct POSIX hosts only (a
-      // broker host never reaches here; a direct Windows host keeps the fail-closed static walk). Removed when the gate ends (cleanup).
-      if (o.platform !== "win32" && rust.workspaces.length) {
-        const realCargo = which("cargo").find((c) => path.isAbsolute(c));
-        if (!realCargo && !snapshotBroker) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: no cargo on PATH to wrap for the snapshot compile; nothing compiled`); return 1; }
-        try {
-          const shimModule = await import("../cargo-target-shim.mjs");
-          let broker = null;
-          if (snapshotBroker) {
-            // Broker mode (the Mac, decision C): every cargo a test reaches is its own carried request. The gate's own snapshot-to-checkout
-            // map is the only source of a request's primaryCwd; each carried request records its sub-handle in the ownership just before it is sent.
-            const checkoutRoot = fs.realpathSync.native(root);
-            const checkoutDirs = Object.fromEntries(rust.workspaces.map((ws) => [ws.cargoDir, path.join(checkoutRoot, ...(ws.cargoDir === "." ? [] : ws.cargoDir.split("/")))]));
-            const { brokerSection } = await import("../snapshot-broker.mjs");
-            broker = { checkoutDirs, section: brokerSection(snapshotBroker) };
-          }
-          cargoShim = shimModule.installCargoShim({ base: os.tmpdir(), snapshotRoot: snapshotB, targetDirs, broker, realCargo: realCargo ?? null, platform: o.platform, onDir: (dir) => { cargoShimDir = dir; } });
-          cargoShim.scanEnv = shimModule.shimScanEnv(o.env, cargoShim);
-        } catch (error) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: the runtime cargo wrapper cannot be installed (${error.message}); nothing compiled`); return 1; }
-        o.out(`${tag} runtime cargo wrapper ${cargoShim.shim} (identity ${cargoShim.identity.slice(0, 16)}, ${cargoShim.mode}) -> ${cargoShim.mode === "broker" ? "the RustRight broker, one carried request per call" : realCargo}: each cargo invocation ${cargoShim.mode === "broker" ? "is carried with its own receipt, verified by the gate," : "binds its workspace's checkout target directory"} or is refused`);
-      }
+      { const rc = await bindCargoWrapper(snapshotB, snapshotBroker); if (rc) return rc; }
+    }
+
+    // Full class A of a snapshot (the door's check stage): the same wrapper, sentinel and ledger as the compile, installed BEFORE the scans so
+    // the one Class A pass is the one that sees a cargo bypass (rightkit#1328). The compile pass runs class B only.
+    if (!planOnly && fullA && snapshotA && rust.workspaces.length) {
+      const rc = await bindCargoWrapper(snapshotA, executor.kind === "broker" ? discoveryBroker : null);
+      if (rc) return rc;
     }
 
     // Class B scans (compile, lint, tests) run in the live checkout, so it must equal HEAD where they read it: an uncommitted fix could
@@ -3347,8 +3685,15 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     const changed = allFilesMode ? files : [...new Set(text(diff).split(/\r?\n/).map((f) => f.trim()).filter(Boolean))].filter((f) => o.exists(path.join(repo, f)));
     if (allFilesMode) base = snapshot ?? "the working tree";
 
-    let crateFeatures = {}; let packageFeatures = {};
-    try { const gateConfig = JSON.parse(o.readFile(path.join(repo, "ci/gate.config.json"))); crateFeatures = gateConfig.rust ?? {}; packageFeatures = gateConfig.npm ?? {}; } catch { /* no config: default feature sets */ }
+    let crateFeatures = {}; let packageFeatures = {}; let swiftPackages = {};
+    try { const gateConfig = JSON.parse(o.readFile(path.join(repo, "ci/gate.config.json"))); crateFeatures = gateConfig.rust ?? {}; packageFeatures = gateConfig.npm ?? {}; swiftPackages = gateConfig.swift && typeof gateConfig.swift === "object" ? gateConfig.swift : {}; } catch { /* no config: default feature sets */ }
+    // rightkit#1333 (P7): the end-to-end crates of the tree (a non-optional rightkit-qa dependency and a driver module), found from the files alone by the
+    // same reader the G22 check rule uses; their test scans compile with --no-run and their tests are owed to the qualify stage (planScans e2eCrateDirs).
+    let e2eCrateDirs = null;
+    if (rust.units.length) {
+      try { const { e2eCrates } = await import("../app-check.mjs"); e2eCrateDirs = new Set(e2eCrates(repo, files).crates.map((c) => c.dir)); }
+      catch (e) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: cannot tell which crates are end-to-end crates (${e.message}); their tests would run as class B unit tests, so nothing is planned`); return 1; }
+    }
     // One lock and one lock scope per Cargo workspace. A workspace whose lock-only change reaches a subset puts only that subset's
     // units (by unit name) in scope; every other workspace keeps all of its units in scope (planScans reads the scope only for the
     // workspaces whose own root files changed).
@@ -3402,6 +3747,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
       // The door's snapshot compile already executes the repository's own code (its tests) in the verified snapshot, guarded like
       // full class A, so the docs generator runs there too instead of being deferred (step 4c review).
       quietTests: fullA || o.env.RK_GATE_QUIET_TESTS === "local" ? "local" : "ci", packageFeatures, liveExecution: (fullA && (args.includes("--worktree") || Boolean(snapshotA))) || Boolean(snapshotB),
+      e2eCrateDirs, swiftPackages,
       rustUnits: rust.units, npmUnits: npm, npmRoots, cargoDir: ".", rustLocks, crateFeatures, crateDependents, externalInputs,
       // The broker (or, on a direct host, the gate itself) admits compiles; no separate grant file decides it here.
       localCompile: true,
@@ -3416,7 +3762,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     if (closure) {
       let kept;
       try {
-        kept = closureTools.scopeScans(fullPlan.scans, closure, { rustUnits: rust.units });
+        kept = closureTools.scopeScans(fullPlan.scans, closure, { rustUnits: rust.units, npmUnits: npm });
         plan = closureTools.scopedPlan(fullPlan, kept.scans, closure);
       } catch (error) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${error.message}`); return 1; }
       plan.notes = plan.notes.filter((n) => !n.includes("every Rust unit is in scope"));
@@ -3428,9 +3774,21 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
       const cargoExcluded = kept.dropped.filter((s) => closureTools.isCargoScan(s)).length;
       o.out(`${tag} scope ${closure.dirs.join(", ")}: dependency directories ${closure.dependencyDirs.join(", ")}; ${closure.npm.size} npm & ${closure.rust.size} Rust unit(s); Class A ${executing} executing scan(s) (${cargoRun} Cargo), ${classA.length - executing} repository file-only scan(s); ${kept.dropped.length} unrelated executing scan(s) excluded (${cargoExcluded} Cargo); ${plan.scans.length - classA.length} closure Class B scan(s) do not run in this check; install roots ${installRoots.join(", ") || "none"}; scope digest ${plan.scopeDigest}`);
     }
+    // What the plan leaves to the qualify stage (end-to-end crates, declared Swift packages): handed to the door, which records it in the compile
+    // receipt and refuses to qualify without a declared run route (rightkit#1332, #1333). Never dropped silently.
+    o.onQualifyOwed?.((plan.qualifyOwed ?? []).filter((x) => x.kind !== "e2e-crate" || plan.scans.some((s) => s.id === x.id)));
     const jobs = Math.max(1, Number(o.env.RK_GATE_JOBS ?? 4) || 4);
     const testJobs = Math.max(1, Number(o.env.RK_GATE_TEST_JOBS ?? jobs) || jobs);
-    const classBJobs = Math.max(1, Number(o.env.RK_GATE_CLASS_B_JOBS ?? 3) || 3);
+    // A broker host has no gate-side build count: the broker decides it. What remains is the local limit on class B processes the broker never sees.
+    const brokerHost = executor.kind === "broker";
+    const classBJobs = brokerHost ? LOCAL_CLASS_B_JOBS : Math.max(1, Number(o.env.RK_GATE_CLASS_B_JOBS ?? 3) || 3);
+    // The broker's live state of a request (queued or running), asked through the executor's own client with an asynchronous spawn: a carried scan's run limit does not tick
+    // while the broker holds it queued. No client to ask (none resolves): no reader, and a carried scan's limit simply runs, counting its queue time.
+    // The client is the declared Linux route's, else the managed runtime client, else the executor's own: a broker host whose executor is the `rustright` found on PATH
+    // (`["rustright", ...]`) asks through that one. No client to ask (a shim-only executor with none resolved): no reader, and the scan's limit simply runs.
+    const executorClient = path.basename(String(cargoCommand[0] ?? "")).replace(/\.(exe|cmd|bat)$/i, "") === "rustright" ? (brokerClientOf(o, executor) ?? cargoCommand[0]) : null;
+    const brokerClient = !brokerHost ? null : declaredClient ? "rustright" : managedRuntimeClient(o.env, o.platform, o.exists) ?? executorClient;
+    const brokerLive = brokerClient ? createBrokerLive({ client: brokerClient, env: { ...o.env, ...(executor.env ?? {}) }, spawn: withDeclaredClient(defaultSpawnAsync), platform: o.platform }) : null;
 
     if (planOnly) {
       o.out(`${tag} plan: ${plan.scans.length} scan(s) for ${changed.length} changed file(s) vs ${base.slice(0, 12)} (reads the working tree; nothing runs)`);
@@ -3446,7 +3804,7 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     for (const n of plan.notes) o.out(`${tag} note: ${n}`);
     o.out(`${tag} executor: ${executor.kind}${executor.kind === "broker" ? ` (${cargoCommand.join(" ")})` : " (no broker on this host: cargo runs directly, through the same gates)"}`);
     const quietCount = plan.scans.filter((s) => s.quiet === true).length;
-    o.out(`${tag} ${plan.scans.length} scan(s) for ${changed.length} changed file(s) vs ${base.slice(0, 12)}; class A scans ${jobs} at a time, class B scans ${classBJobs} component(s) at a time${quietCount ? `, ${quietCount} quiet test scan(s) last under the broker's quiet lease` : ""}`);
+    o.out(`${tag} ${plan.scans.length} scan(s) for ${changed.length} changed file(s) vs ${base.slice(0, 12)}; class A scans ${jobs} at a time, ${brokerHost ? `class B: the broker queues and orders the carried scans of every component, no gate count (local test suites the broker does not see: ${classBJobs} at a time)` : `class B scans ${classBJobs} component(s) at a time`}${quietCount ? `, ${quietCount} quiet test scan(s) last under the broker's quiet lease` : ""}`);
     let signalCode = 0;
     for (const sig of ["SIGINT", "SIGTERM"]) {
       const handler = () => {
@@ -3520,6 +3878,8 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     if (boundFullA) {
       const orphans = orphanedPnpmStores({ root: liveBase, files: live.files });
       if (orphans.length) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: orphaned nested pnpm store(s) ${orphans.join(", ")}: left by a standalone install in a workspace member; they can hold stale dependencies and make concurrent vitest runs clear their shared module cache under each other. Move them aside (or reinstall) and run again.`); return 1; }
+      const pinProblem = pnpmPinProblem({ root: liveBase, files: live.files, spawn: o.spawn, readFile: o.readFile });
+      if (pinProblem) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${pinProblem.message}; no class A row ran`); return 1; }
       try { envAtStart = classAEnvironmentDigest({ root: liveBase, gatePackage: o.gatePackage, files: live.files, spawn: o.spawn, includeCaches: false }); envStartWithCaches = classAEnvironmentDigest({ root: liveBase, gatePackage: o.gatePackage, files: live.files, spawn: o.spawn }); cachesAtStart = toolCacheManifest({ root: liveBase, files: live.files }); }
       catch (error) { o.err(`${tag} BLOCKED: ${error.message}`); return 1; }
     }
@@ -3581,11 +3941,15 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
     if (enrolledTools.length) o.out(`${tag} scan-tool policy: ${enrolledTools.map((name) => `${name} (${scanTools.sources?.[name] ?? "enrolled"})`).join(", ")}`);
     // The direct compile's freshness census (row 7.19): the fingerprint units before the scans, and the fingerprint log of each cargo
     // process that compiles (CARGO_LOG on that process only, read from its own standard error). A broker host's census is the broker's.
+    // The door's compile stage runs only after its check stage passed full class A of this same snapshot, once, before the compile and under the
+    // cargo wrapper (rightkit#1328): this pass runs class B alone. Set by the door (io option), never by a command-line flag.
+    const classAEarlier = Boolean(snapshotB && o.classAEarlier === true);
+    if (classAEarlier) o.out(`${tag} class A is not repeated: it ran once before the compile, under the cargo wrapper, on this snapshot`);
     const census = snapshotB && !snapshotBroker ? createFreshnessCensus({ targetDirs }) : null;
     directTiming.cargoStart = Date.now();
     census?.start();
     const scanResult = await (o.runScans ?? runScans)(plan, {
-      classes: classAOnly ? ["A"] : ["A", "B"], jobs, testJobs, classBJobs, signal: ac.signal, ...(cache ? { cache } : {}),
+      classes: classAOnly ? ["A"] : classAEarlier ? ["B"] : ["A", "B"], ...(classAEarlier ? { classAEarlier: true } : {}), jobs, testJobs, classBJobs, ...(brokerHost ? { brokerHost: true } : {}), ...(brokerLive ? { brokerLive } : {}), signal: ac.signal, ...(cache ? { cache } : {}),
       ...(census ? { spawn: census.wrapSpawn(defaultSpawnAsync) } : {}),
       // The declared Linux broker route: the scans are planned with the logical `rustright`, which this spawn (and scanSpawn's pass-through below) starts as the
       // executor's validated client, never a PATH lookup (withDeclaredClient).
@@ -3685,7 +4049,21 @@ export async function main(argv, io = {}) {
       // A broker host's evidence is the broker's own signed receipts (each carried scan's row.snapshotEvidence, verified above); the
       // gate writes no receipt that says `executor: direct` for it.
       // The output directories this compile's evidence names (GB-13): the broker's signed receipts' `outputDir`, or the direct host's resolved targets.
-      o.onCompileOutputs?.(snapshotBroker ? scanResult.scans.map((r) => r.snapshotEvidence?.outputDir).filter(Boolean) : Object.values(targetDirs ?? {}).filter(Boolean));
+      // With them, per output directory, the binaries this compile linked there (rustright#209 item 5). The plan has no `cargo build`: a bin is
+      // linked only by a PASSED, not cached `cargo test -p <crate>` scan (test:rust:<unit>...) of a package with a selected integration test, which Cargo
+      // rebuilds or proves fresh for this commit. A unit only checked, linted, documented, deferred to CI or without such a target counts for nothing.
+      const unitByName = new Map(rust.units.map((u) => [u.name, u]));
+      const known = new Set(unitByName.keys());
+      const builtBins = {};
+      const addBins = (dir, unit) => { if (dir && unit?.testLinksBins && unit.bins?.length) builtBins[dir] = [...new Set([...(builtBins[dir] ?? []), ...unit.bins])].sort(); };
+      for (const r of scanResult.scans) {
+        // A row answered from the scan cache compiled nothing in this run: the bytes in the target are not vouched for by it.
+        if (r.status !== "pass" || r.cached === true || !/^test:rust(?:-serial)?:/.test(String(r.id))) continue;
+        const unit = unitByName.get(rustUnitOfScanId(r.id, known));
+        addBins(snapshotBroker ? r.snapshotEvidence?.outputDir : targetDirs?.[unit?.cargoDir ?? "."], unit);
+      }
+      const outputWorkspaces = (snapshotBroker ? scanResult.scans.map((r) => r.snapshotEvidence?.outputDir) : Object.values(targetDirs ?? {})).filter(Boolean).map((dir) => [dir]);
+      o.onCompileOutputs?.(outputWorkspaces.map(([dir]) => dir), builtBins);
       if (snapshotBroker) o.out(`${tag} broker compile: ${scanResult.scans.filter((r) => r.snapshotEvidence).length} carried request(s) with verified signed receipts; no direct receipt on a broker host`);
       else {
         // The direct host's own receipt (GATE-CONTRACT "Broker interface", row 7.18): the contract's returned-evidence names minus the