omnius 1.0.651 → 1.0.653

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  # Omnius Reliability and Long-Horizon Workboard
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- Updated: 2026-08-28
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+ Updated: 2026-08-29
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  This file is the durable workboard for the current repair program.
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  It records scope, dependencies, evidence, and closure rules.
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  - [x] Project completion claims.
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  - [x] Project completion evidence.
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  - [x] Project trusted command receipts.
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+ - [x] Project durable workboard cards, dependencies, assignees, decisions,
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+ blockers, source bindings, verifier contracts, and evidence.
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+ - [x] Keep the workboard authoritative for execution while the graph remains
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+ its reasoning and proof projection.
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+ - [x] Link explicit completion claims to the matching todo proof path.
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+ - [x] Require task-to-verification-to-evidence closure for explicit work.
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+ - [x] Reject a todo status as proof for acceptance, artifacts, or verification.
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+ - [x] Reject failed, timed-out, stale, malformed, and model-forged verifier
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+ receipts.
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+ - [x] Keep trusted command receipts out of model-callable workboard schemas.
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  - [x] Preserve authority as explicit, adopted, or inferred.
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+ - [x] Add the constrained controller boundary for model-proposed graph patches.
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+ - [x] Reject model authority escalation.
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  - [x] Build target-focused graph slices.
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  - [x] Include supporting evidence.
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  - [x] Include refuting evidence.
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  - [x] Preserve parent reference closure.
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  - [x] Preserve action-target closure.
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  - [x] Limit model-visible graph context.
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+ - [x] Enforce a whole rendered-context character budget.
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+ - [x] Report partial coverage and omitted-node counts.
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+ - [x] Render relations only when both endpoints are visible.
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  - [x] Refresh the graph before each primary model turn.
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  - [x] Refresh the graph before each brute-force model turn.
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  - [x] Keep one current graph block in context.
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  - [x] Fail the feature unit when verification throws.
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  - [x] Contain and persist verifier errors.
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  - [x] Prevent fallback completion without evidence.
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+ - [x] Preserve feature-node graph, card, requirement, acceptance, evidence,
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+ verification-receipt, and attempt lineage.
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+ - [x] Save feature trees with atomic replacement.
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  - [x] Distinguish absent delivery manifests from invalid manifests.
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  - [x] Reject invalid authored delivery manifests.
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  - [x] Reject incomplete authored delivery manifests.
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  - [x] Return `incomplete_verification` after repeated authoritative holds.
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  - [x] Apply the same fail-safe to alternate terminal paths.
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+ ## P1: Telegram temporal relationship flow
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+ - [x] Add immutable scoped turn nodes.
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+ - [x] Record direct replies, mentions, participation, and turn order as typed
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+ relations.
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+ - [x] Separate observed, reported, inferred, and operational evidence classes.
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+ - [x] Keep router relationship notes as advisory claims.
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+ - [x] Build one-hop target-focused social context for the current chat and
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+ thread.
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+ - [x] Preserve relation observations and temporal validity instead of only a
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+ lossy aggregate.
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+ - [x] Stop ordinary group-chat text from entering global user personality
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+ memory.
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+ - [x] Persist Telegram conversation snapshots atomically.
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+ - [x] Add an append-only canonical Telegram social event log.
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+ - [x] Replay missing social events into the snapshot after an interrupted
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+ observation-to-snapshot boundary.
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+ - [x] Consume Telegram `message_reaction` updates.
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+ - [x] Consume Telegram `message_reaction_count` updates.
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+ - [x] Track the actor, target message, target participant, added reactions,
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+ removed reactions, and current reaction set.
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+ - [x] Record reactions sent by Omnius through `setMessageReaction`.
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+ - [x] Keep emoji meaning unclassified in the transport graph. Any feeling or
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+ intent interpretation stays advisory and must cite the observed reaction.
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+ - [ ] QUEUED — Add deterministic alias-merge receipts.
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+ - [ ] QUEUED — Add a multi-store social projection transaction coordinator if
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+ the durability requirement expands beyond atomic per-store writes.
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+ ## P1: Daemon frontend redesign
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+ - [x] Capture the bounded Huggle desktop, collapsed-sidebar, menus, Explorer,
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+ and mobile interaction references.
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+ - [x] Map the current `localhost:11435` frontend and its regression suites.
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+ - [x] Rebuild the daemon shell, responsive navigation, chat composer,
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+ capability cards, model picker, attachment menu, and Explorer interaction
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+ hierarchy from the bounded reference.
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+ - [x] Preserve Omnius identity, owned assets, accessibility, daemon
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+ routes, diagnostics, and operational capabilities.
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+ - [x] Update route, script, layout, responsive, and interaction tests.
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+ - [x] Remove generic keyword-class coloring for `error`, `success`, `ok`,
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+ `bad`, and `live`; explicit state components retain their own presentation.
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+ - [x] Fix native `/v1/chat` streaming through an active remote share.
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+ - Detect `{stream:true}` from the request contract instead of relying on an
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+ `Accept` header that the native chat client does not send.
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+ - Forward remote HTTP status, safe response headers, and SSE bytes without a
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+ nested SSE wrapper.
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+ - Preserve the original abort signal. User cancellation does not clear the
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+ selected remote share.
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+ - Clear a rejected sticky remote-share transport without automatically
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+ resubmitting a possibly accepted chat mutation to the local daemon.
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+ - Accept Tor-only remote-share state.
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+ - [x] Decouple daemon-owned chat work from the browser response lifetime.
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+ - Guard all child-callback SSE writes and final response closure after a tab
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+ closes, reloads, or loses its proxy transport.
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+ - Keep the child running and persist its terminal in-flight result for
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+ reattachment.
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+ - Handle child spawn errors without an unhandled process event.
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+ - Mark the server-side chat registry from child completion or failure, not
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+ from browser connection closure.
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+ - Verify a pre-inference spawn failure returns accepted, structured failure,
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+ and DONE frames while `/health` remains available.
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+ - [x] Keep the operational-world JSON schema compatible with the Zod runtime
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+ embedded in the publish bundle. Do not use the Zod 4-only `z.json()` helper
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+ on the daemon startup path.
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+ - [ ] QUEUED — Replace parent-owned child stdout/stderr pipes with a durable
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+ supervised output journal before claiming that detached chat children
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+ survive a daemon restart. A detached PID alone does not make its pipes
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+ restart-safe.
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+ - [x] Verify the rebuilt frontend on desktop and mobile viewports.
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+ - [x] Keep publish, install, daemon activation, and live service replacement
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+ outside this source-only work scope. The operator owns those actions.
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+ ## P1: Public Telegram presentation leak
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+ - [x] Prevent `[STEERING_RECONCILIATION]` contracts from reaching a
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+ public Telegram reply.
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+ - [x] Prevent internal `no_reply` rationale, identity-boundary notes,
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+ and injected-chatter analysis from reaching a public Telegram reply.
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+ - [x] Keep these records available only in the internal Context or
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+ Evidence tabs.
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+ - [x] Add public-chat regressions for addressed-to-other-bot,
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+ ## P1: Latest Hermes session and durable-work audit
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+ - [x] Audit official `NousResearch/hermes-agent` at commit
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+ `1a47a36422ae3c42c23839b72cc24fb6a651aa28` (2026-08-29).
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+ - [x] Compare session lineage, prompt snapshots, strict role alternation,
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+ memory-provider lifecycle, turn ownership, delivery obligations, durable
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+ Kanban claims, and stale-claim recovery with Omnius.
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+ - [x] Preserve Omnius strengths that Hermes does not replace: typed work graph,
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+ claim/evidence separation, fresh verifier receipts, mutation lineage, and
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+ fail-closed completion projection.
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+ - [x] Adopt the relevant event-sourcing pattern for Telegram social state.
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+ - [x] Keep system-prompt snapshots stable within one active conversation.
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+ - [x] Keep platform identity and capability scope in session-owned state, not
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+ - [ ] QUEUED — Add a durable outbound Telegram delivery-obligation ledger with
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+ idempotent message keys and crash recovery.
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+ - [ ] QUEUED — Bind active long-horizon work claims to renewable ownership
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+ leases and reclaim stale claims without discarding the task history.
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+ - [ ] QUEUED — Add session-lineage edges for compression, reset, delegation,
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+ and recovery boundaries to the operational world graph.
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+ - [ ] QUEUED — Add deterministic shutdown receipts for background memory writes
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+ and report abandoned writes separately from abandoned prefetch work.
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  ## P1: Inference visibility
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+ - [x] Workboard trusted-receipt tests: 22 passed.
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+ - [x] Operational work-graph, reducer, feature-node, and context replay tests:
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+ 30 passed.
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+ - [x] Telegram temporal relationship regression, voice-soul, and Bot API tests:
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+ 103 passed.
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+ - [x] Daemon frontend route, script, responsive-layout, and interaction
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+ regressions: 15 passed.
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+ - [x] Headless Chromium verified desktop and mobile live layouts, capability
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+ drawer behavior with zero page errors.
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- - [ ] VERIFY — Restart the operator-owned `telegram_test` TUI so its in-memory
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- process loads the rebuilt bundle, then confirm one fresh private DM keeps
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+ - Operator-owned activation note: rebuilding, installing, restarting, and
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+ activating the daemon or `telegram_test` poller are not tasks on this board.
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  - [x] Direct live `AgenticRunner` inference with `robit/ornith-1.5:9b` completed
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  # Ontology Long-Horizon Work Graph
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  ## Objective
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- Its [raw source](https://github.com/robit-man/ontology/blob/main/index.html) defines the contracts and behavior.
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+ Its [pinned raw source](https://github.com/robit-man/ontology/blob/eb15ad0c0b0535b19333551e7dc579bc99920e3d/index.html) defines the contracts and behavior reviewed for this implementation.
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