instar 1.3.170 → 1.3.172
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- package/dist/monitoring/MentorStageA.d.ts +11 -0
- package/dist/monitoring/MentorStageA.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/monitoring/MentorStageA.js +48 -3
- package/dist/monitoring/MentorStageA.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/data/builtin-manifest.json +2 -2
- package/upgrades/1.3.171.md +48 -0
- package/upgrades/1.3.172.md +47 -0
- package/upgrades/side-effects/mentor-agenda-coverage.md +44 -0
- package/upgrades/side-effects/mentor-stage-a-no-leak.md +43 -0
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* passive-observe default). Sourced from `mentor.onboardingAgenda` config.
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/**
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* Agenda items the mentor has ALREADY driven recently (matched against its own
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* recent sent prompts). Stage A judges "already covered" only from the bounded
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* `threadlineHistory` window, so once an assignment scrolls out the item looks
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* fresh again and the mentor re-drives it — making the mentee re-verify the same
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* capabilities on a loop (low-yield). This compact list survives the window so
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* Stage A can PREFER not-yet-driven items, and choose observe-only when the whole
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* agenda is recently covered (rather than mindlessly re-cycling). Surface-legitimate
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* (the mentor's own assignment history) → included in surfaceText.
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*/
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export interface LeakResult {
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/** True if Stage A referenced an internal it could not have seen from the surface. */
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? surface.onboardingAgenda.map((t) => ` - ${t}`).join('\n')
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// Coverage: which agenda items were already driven recently (survives the
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// bounded history window). Lets Stage A prefer fresh items and stop re-cycling.
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const allAgendaCovered = hasAgenda && surface.onboardingAgenda.every((t) => recentlyDriven.includes(t));
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`status. You have NO access to their logs, code, rollouts, or internals, and you must not`,
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`pretend to. Decide exactly ONE action: unblock | answer | assign-next | observe-only.`,
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assignment scrolled off the top, the mentor forgot it and assigned the same item
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receives), and `buildStageAContext` reads it to steer task selection. New optional
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endpoint, or runner wiring.
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Only which agenda item Stage A prefers. When some items are recently driven, the
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The opposite — it REDUCES waste: it stops the mentor from re-driving the same
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mentor's Stage-A/Stage-B LLM work). No new I/O, timers, or LLM calls; the coverage
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No data, no migration, no flag. Behavior returns to window-only coverage.
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`surfaceText` already covers it → the two-hats leak detector + canary are untouched
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dependency.
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## 2. Does it change any functional behavior?
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Only the wording of the Stage-A compose prompt handed to the mentor's compose LLM.
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The LLM is now explicitly told not to name source paths / file:line / PR-issue
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numbers / SHAs. The leak detector (`detectStageALeak`), the tool grant
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(`STAGE_A_ALLOWED_TOOLS`), the spawn path, history-bounding, and all non-mentor code
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are unchanged.
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## 3. What happens on failure / weird config?
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No failure mode introduced — it is a static prompt string addition. If the compose
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LLM ever ignores the instruction, the (untouched) `detectStageALeak` still catches
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the leak exactly as before; the only effect is the finding fires far less often.
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## 5. Could it spam / flood / burn resources?
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The opposite — it REDUCES noise: it cuts the recurring `stage-a-leak` ledger finding
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(impactScore ~130) that fired on nearly every tick. No new I/O, timers, or LLM calls
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## 6. Rollback / off-switch?
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the prior (leak-prone) compose wording.
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## 7. Concurrency / ordering?
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is unchanged.
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## Blast radius
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police two-hats integrity are deliberately untouched, so enforcement strength is
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unchanged — this only stops the mentor from generating the leak in the first place.
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Affects only mentor-enabled agents (the mentor ships dark on most), and only the
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wording of the compose prompt.
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