instar 1.3.1003 → 1.3.1004

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "instar",
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- "version": "1.3.1003",
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+ "version": "1.3.1004",
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  "description": "Coherence infrastructure for self-evolving AI agents — on the Claude Code or Codex subscription you already have.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "dist/index.js",
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  // object literal). Without this guard the bare `key: value` pattern fires on
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  // almost every TS change. We only treat a `key: value` addition as a new config
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  // key when the diff also mentions a recognizable config anchor.
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- const CONFIG_SURFACE_HINT = /(ConfigDefaults|config\.json|defaultConfig|InstarConfig|\.config\b|configSchema)/;
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+ // `\.config\b` used to be an alternative here, and it matched a FILENAME REFERENCE rather than a
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+ // config surface. A script that merely READS `vitest.push.config.ts` matched it; combined with any
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+ // ordinary object literal (`const out = { slice: 6, runs: 2 }`) it fired "new config key added" and
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+ // raised that change's risk floor to 2 — for a read-only developer script that adds no config key at
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+ // all.
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+ //
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+ // WHY THAT IS WORTH A FIX RATHER THAN A SHRUG. The floor is what makes a tier declaration mean
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+ // something, and declaring under it is treated here as a serious, audited act. A floor that fires on
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+ // a filename teaches authors that below-floor declarations are routine — which is exactly how a real
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+ // floor gets argued past later. A noisy guard degrades the guard it belongs to.
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+ //
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+ // The remaining anchors are all genuine config SURFACES: a config module, the config file itself by
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+ // name, or a config type. `foo.config.ts` as a mere mention is no longer one of them — a diff that
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+ // really adds a config key will name one of the others.
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+ const CONFIG_SURFACE_HINT = /(ConfigDefaults|config\.json|defaultConfig|InstarConfig|configSchema)/;
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  /**
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  * @param {object} input
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  {
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  "$schema": "./builtin-manifest.schema.json",
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  "schemaVersion": 1,
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- "generatedAt": "2026-07-27T12:32:20.149Z",
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- "instarVersion": "1.3.1003",
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+ "generatedAt": "2026-07-27T15:44:54.818Z",
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+ "instarVersion": "1.3.1004",
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  "entryCount": 202,
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  "entries": {
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  "hook:session-start": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "monitoring",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:agents": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "sessions",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:backups": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "operations",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:git": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "coordination",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:memory": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "memory",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:semantic": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "memory",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:status": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "monitoring",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:capabilities": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "mapping",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:project-map": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "mapping",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:coherence": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "coherence",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:topic-bindings": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "sessions",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  "route-group:context": {
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  "domain": "context",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:scope-coherence": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "coherence",
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  "sourcePath": "src/server/routes.ts",
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "route-group:canonical-state": {
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  "type": "route-group",
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  "domain": "state",
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  },
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  "route-group:ci": {
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  },
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  "since": "2025-01-01"
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  "route-group:skip-ledger": {
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+ # Upgrade Guide — vNEXT
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+
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+ <!-- assembled-by: assemble-next-md -->
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+ <!-- bump: patch -->
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+
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+ ## What Changed
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+
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+ `GET /channels` covers WhatsApp and iMessage. Both adapters existed but had no registry row — a gap
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+ recorded explicitly when the direct user channels shipped, and a hole in the registry's own
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+ "absence is impossible" property, since a channel with no row cannot report that it is missing.
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+
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+ WhatsApp is read from `getStatus().state`, a real state machine rather than a boolean, so
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+ `qr-pending` maps to `reachable-no-credential` — the link is alive and waiting for a human to scan a
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+ pairing code, and a restart will not help. `connecting`/`reconnecting` report `unknown` with the phase
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+ named rather than being guessed; `disconnected`/`closed` are `broken`; an unrecognised state is
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+ `unknown`, never `working`.
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+
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+ iMessage is read from `getConnectionInfo().state`, deliberately NOT the sibling `connectedAt` — that
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+ field is computed as `started ? new Date().toISOString() : undefined`, so it reports the moment you
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+ asked rather than the moment it connected. A source ratchet fails if anyone wires it in.
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+
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+ `scripts/lib/classify-tier.mjs` no longer treats a `.config` FILENAME reference as evidence of a
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+ config surface. The `\.config\b` alternative in `CONFIG_SURFACE_HINT` matched any text containing
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+ `.config`, including filenames — so a script that merely READ `vitest.push.config.ts`, combined with
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+ an ordinary object literal, fired "new capability: new config key added" and raised that change's risk
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+ floor to 2.
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+
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+ ## What to Tell Your User
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+
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+ Your agent can now tell you whether WhatsApp and iMessage are actually working, alongside Telegram and
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+ Slack.
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+
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+ The useful part is what it says when WhatsApp is waiting for you to scan a pairing code. That is not
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+ broken — the connection is fine, it just needs you for a moment — and restarting things would not fix
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+ it. It now says exactly that, instead of lumping it in with a dropped connection.
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+
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+ It is also careful about what it does not know. If a link is mid-connection it says so rather than
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+ guessing, and a working link means the connection was up when it checked, not a promise that a message
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+ to one particular person will arrive.
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+
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+ None — internal change (no user-facing surface).
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+
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+ ## Summary of New Capabilities
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+
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+ No new endpoint, command, or config key. `GET /channels` gains `user-whatsapp` and `user-imessage`
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+ rows with live-state verdicts.
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+
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+ None — internal change (no user-facing surface).
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+
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+ ## Evidence
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+
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+ Falsified by flattening `qr-pending` to `broken` in production:
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+
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+ ```
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+ × THE STATE A BOOLEAN LOSES: qr-pending is reachable-no-credential, not broken
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+ → expected 'broken' to be 'reachable-no-credential'
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+ Tests 1 failed | 15 passed (16)
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+ ```
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+
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+ Restored byte-identical. Green across every suite touching the change:
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+ `Test Files 5 passed (5) · Tests 59 passed (59)` (`user-channel-wa-imessage`,
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+ `user-channel-liveness`, `channel-registry`, `channel-registry-claims`, `channels-route`);
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+ `tsc --noEmit` exit 0. The integration test pinning the exact channel set and the audience partition
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+ was updated in this change rather than left for CI to catch.
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+
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+ Falsified by restoring the alternative:
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+
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+ ```
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+ × does NOT fire on a mere .config FILENAME reference — the reproduction of the real case
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+ → reading a .config filename is not adding a config key: expected 2 to be 1
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+ Tests 1 failed | 48 passed (49)
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+ ```
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+
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+ Restored byte-identical; 49 passed, including all 47 pre-existing classifier tests unchanged. A second
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+ new test iterates every remaining anchor (`ConfigDefaults`, `defaultConfig`, `InstarConfig`,
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+ `configSchema`) and asserts the floor still rises — narrowing a check must not blind it.
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+
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+ ## Also in this change: the Telegram row now names its subject
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+
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+ Found by checking the shipped feature on a running agent rather than only in tests. `/capabilities`
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+ reported `telegram: { configured: true, adapter: true, bidirectional: true }` while `/channels`
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+ reported `user-telegram: unknown — the Telegram poll loop is not running` — the config surface and the
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+ live surface disagreeing, which is exactly what this registry exists to expose.
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+
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+ But the row was measuring the SERVER process's adapter and presenting it as the channel's state. On a
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+ lifeline deployment inbound never goes through that adapter: a separate lifeline process polls and
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+ forwards, and the server logs "Telegram relay wired (via lifeline callback forwarding)". Inbound was
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+ healthy; a stopped server poller is normal there.
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+
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+ That is the same scope error the `threadline-relay` row was fixed for in #1667 — a true statement
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+ whose subject is unstated, so the reader concludes something about a path that was never measured.
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+ The verdict stays `unknown` (what it can see is genuinely undetermined); it now names the server
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+ adapter and says plainly that this alone does not mean messages are not arriving.
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+
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+ ## Known limits
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+
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+ `working` means the link was up when probed — not that a message to a particular chat or contact
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+ would land. Neither row probes a round-trip, because a status read must not send. iMessage is bound to
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+ the host running its backend, recorded as a real cost of choosing it.
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+
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+ If a genuine config-key addition mentions only a `*.config.ts` filename and none of the remaining
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+ anchors, its floor will no longer rise. The remaining anchors cover this repo's actual config
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+ surfaces, and the both-sides test guards against a future narrowing that blinds the check — but this
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+ is a heuristic over diff text and always was.
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+
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+ ## Why it mattered
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+
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+ The floor is what makes a tier declaration meaningful: declaring under it is permitted but audited as
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+ a deliberate override. A floor that fires on a filename teaches authors that below-floor declarations
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+ are routine, which is how a real floor gets argued past later. A noisy guard degrades the guard it
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+ belongs to.
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+ # Side-effects review — WhatsApp + iMessage join the channel registry
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+
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+ **Change:** `buildUserChannelDefinitions` gains `user-whatsapp` and `user-imessage` rows, with
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+ exported `whatsappStateFrom` / `imessageStateFrom` mappers and route wiring from
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+ `ctx.whatsapp.getStatus().state` and `ctx.imessage.getConnectionInfo().state`.
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+
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+ **Decision point touched?** No new gate. This is additive read-only observability on an existing
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+ `advisory: true` route. It does change what a caller CONCLUDES about reachability, which is why the
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+ verdict mapping is the whole of this review.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 1. Over-block
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+
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+ Nothing is blocked or rejected — the route is advisory and gates nothing. The over-claim risk runs the
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+ other way and is handled: `qr-pending` is reported as `reachable-no-credential` rather than `broken`,
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+ because the link is alive and needs a HUMAN to scan a code. Reporting it as broken would send an
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+ operator to debug a connection behaving exactly as designed.
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+
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+ ## 2. Under-block
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+
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+ The honest limit, stated in both rows' own text rather than left to assumption: `working` means the
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+ link was up when probed. It does NOT prove a send to a particular chat or contact would land. Same
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+ caveat the Telegram and mutual-ssh rows already carry.
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+
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+ Unrecognised states from either adapter map to `unknown`, never to `working`. That is the failure
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+ direction that matters — a state this module has not seen must not read as healthy — and it is
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+ pinned by a test.
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+
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+ Not addressed: neither row probes a round-trip. A true reachability proof would require sending, which
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+ a status read must not do.
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+
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+ ## 3. Level-of-abstraction fit
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+
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+ Correct, and it follows the pattern already established for Telegram and Slack: the STATE→VERDICT
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+ mapping is an exported pure function testable without constructing an adapter, and the route supplies
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+ live state through a narrow context. The mapping is where a wrong verdict would come from, so it is
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+ the part that is pinned.
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+
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+ ## 4. Signal vs authority compliance
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+
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+ Compliant. Pure signal on an advisory route with no blocking power. Adding rows strengthens the
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+ registry's "absence is impossible" property — the invariant that a channel with no row cannot report
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+ that it is missing.
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+
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+ ## 5. Interactions
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+
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+ `UserChannelProbeContext` gains two required fields, so any other constructor of it must supply them
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+ — there is exactly one (the `/channels` route), updated here. The `/channels` payload grows from 6
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+ rows to 8; the integration test that pins the exact set and the audience partition was updated in
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+ this change rather than left for CI to catch.
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+
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+ `WhatsAppLiveState` mirrors the adapter's own union. If the adapter adds a state, the mapper reports
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+ `unknown` rather than mis-classifying — a deliberate fail-safe, not an oversight.
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+
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+ ## 6. External surfaces
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+
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+ `GET /channels` returns two additional rows. Additive; existing consumers reading known ids are
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+ unaffected. No endpoint added, no config key, no behaviour change to messaging itself.
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+
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+ ## 7. Multi-machine posture
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+
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+ **Machine-local by design for iMessage**, and this is a real property rather than a shortcut: the
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+ backend it talks to runs on this host, so the channel genuinely exists only where that backend is.
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+ That is recorded in the row's own `cost` text so a caller choosing it knows the work will not survive
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+ this machine going away.
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+
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+ WhatsApp is pairing-bound to the operator's phone through whichever host holds the session — the same
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+ locality. Neither introduces replicated state; both are per-host reads of a per-host adapter, and a
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+ cross-machine merged view would be actively misleading since another machine's link says nothing
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+ about this one's.
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+
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+ ## 8. Rollback cost
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+
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+ Trivial: remove the two rows, the two mappers, the two context fields and the route wiring, and
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+ restore the integration test's expected set. No persisted state, no schema, no migration. Rolling back
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+ re-opens the stated gap, so it should carry a reason.