ruvnet-brain 3.9.133-dev → 4.0.1

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+#!/bin/sh
+# anticipate.sh — the L4 DELIVERY surface (ADR-028 "Anticipatory"; anti-nag contract from ADR-027).
+#
+# ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+# WHAT THIS IS. A UserPromptSubmit hook that reads the prompt the user is about to send, asks the
+# goal matcher whether any DORMANT capability on this machine serves that goal, and — at most once
+# per session per capability — says exactly one line about it. Silence is the default and by far the
+# common case.
+#
+# WHY IT EXISTS AS A HOOK AND NOT A PAGE. ADR-028 is blunt about the failure it diagnoses: "The
+# console is a page you have to visit. A surface the user must navigate to is a PULL surface.
+# Advocacy that waits for you to open it is not proactivity — it is a dashboard with better copy."
+# The measured cost of that shape was 21 days between a capability becoming dormant and anyone
+# being told, with the data sitting there the whole time. A matcher nothing calls repeats that
+# mistake exactly; this file is the thing that calls it.
+#
+# WHY IT IS SO AGGRESSIVELY QUIET. ADR-027: "Advocacy must not become nagging... a nag trains users
+# to ignore the real alarm." ADR-028 fixes a hard precision floor of 0.60 (recommendations acted on
+# ÷ recommendations fired) and states that frequency is "a feature with a hard ceiling, not a dial
+# to turn up". A hook that speaks too often is a hook people disable, and a disabled hook protects
+# nothing — so every ambiguous case in this file resolves to SILENCE, never to speech.
+#
+# THE FOUR SILENCE RULES, each enforced below and each with a test:
+#   1. Only state 'off' ever speaks. NEVER 'unknown' — see the learning-hooks detector in
+#      capability-registry.mjs, which reported "26 hooks off" from a CLI's cosmetic table column
+#      while the learner held 457 trajectories. 'unknown' means we do not know, and a system that
+#      renders not-knowing as a fault is lying. 'absent' is silent too: nothing to switch on.
+#   2. No evidence, no speech. A match with no `why` string is dropped, same discipline as
+#      console-engine.makeRecommendation() throwing on a recommendation with no evidence/undo.
+#   3. Cannot remember → must not speak. If the "already said this" state fails to persist, we
+#      stay silent rather than risk repeating on the very next prompt. Forgetting is a nag.
+#   4. If in doubt, nothing. Missing module, unparseable payload, odd confidence, matcher naming a
+#      capability that is not actually dormant — all silent, all exit 0.
+#
+# PERFORMANCE. This runs on EVERY prompt, inside a 5s hook budget already partly spent by
+# ground-ruvnet.sh. Two guards keep it near-free: a no-node fast path (if the matcher module is not
+# on disk, this hook costs one stat and exits — which is the state of the world until goal-match.mjs
+# lands), and a hard watchdog that SIGKILLs the single node process. Nothing here can block a turn.
+#
+# NEVER DAEMONIZES. The registry's own comment records the bill for getting this wrong: one call to
+# an earlier auditAll() left a live `node cli.js daemon start --foreground` running and wrote four
+# files into HOME. auditAll() is now read-only (it LOCATES ruflo, never executes it), and this hook
+# adds no execution of its own — it imports three modules (goal-match, capability-registry,
+# advocacy-outcomes) and does filesystem reads.
+#
+# CONTRACT: always exit 0. stdout on exit 0 is injected verbatim into the model's context, so the
+# single line printed here is phrased as an instruction to the model, matching ground-ruvnet.sh.
+# The only paths this writes to are the state file and the outcomes ledger, both under
+# ~/.config/ruvnet-brain/.
+#
+# CLI (the "silence it" instruction we print must actually work — house rule: never render a
+# control without a real executor AND a real undo). SUPPRESSION IS SEVERITY-WEIGHTED (2026-07-23):
+# --dismiss is not a single permanent mute at every severity — see advocacy-outcomes.mjs's
+# DISMISSAL_BUDGET. A routine finding is silenced by its first --dismiss; a high-severity one needs
+# three before it goes fully quiet, because one distracted click must not bury a serious finding.
+#   anticipate.sh --dismiss <capability-key>     record a decline; silences it once its budget is spent
+#   anticipate.sh --undismiss <capability-key>   reset the budget — it can be raised again    (the undo)
+#   anticipate.sh --status                       the dismissal ledger + what was said this session
+# Kill switch for the whole hook: RUVNET_ANTICIPATE=0
+# ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+set +e
+
+SELF_DIR=$(CDPATH='' cd -- "$(dirname -- "$0")" 2>/dev/null && pwd)
+[ -n "$SELF_DIR" ] || exit 0
+
+# <codeRoot>/plugin/scripts/anticipate.sh → <codeRoot>. Resolved from THIS file's own location, so
+# it is correct under the Stable Spine (an immutable ~/.cache/ruvnet-brain/versions/<gen> tree) and
+# in a dev checkout alike, without reading active.json — hook-shim.mjs has already chosen the tree
+# by the time it executes this body.
+CODE_ROOT=$(CDPATH='' cd -- "$SELF_DIR/../.." 2>/dev/null && pwd)
+[ -n "$CODE_ROOT" ] || exit 0
+
+# All THREE module paths are env-overridable, matching the RUVNET_LESSON_STORE / RUVNET_SETTINGS_FILE
+# idiom already used across this repo — so tests never load the real registry or touch a real user's
+# state, and a future relocation needs no edit here.
+GOAL_MATCH="${RUVNET_GOAL_MATCH:-$CODE_ROOT/scripts/goal-match.mjs}"
+CAP_REGISTRY="${RUVNET_CAPABILITY_REGISTRY:-$CODE_ROOT/scripts/capability-registry.mjs}"
+# THE SINGLE SUPPRESSION POLICY (2026-07-23). Until this build this file decided "is X suppressed"
+# with its OWN local dismissed-Set in anticipate-state.json — one dismissal muted forever, no
+# severity, no budget — while advocacy-outcomes.mjs's shouldStillOffer()/DISMISSAL_BUDGET (a nag dies
+# on 1 dismissal, a high-severity finding needs 3, with a state-change reprieve) sat completely
+# uncalled. Two thresholds for one decision is the exact hazard named below for the confidence floor;
+# the fix is the same shape — wire this module the IDENTICAL env-var-with-a-default way as the two
+# above, NOT a hardcoded `../scripts` path, so it resolves correctly whether this file runs from a dev
+# checkout or the Stable Spine's `<gen>/plugin/scripts/anticipate.sh` (both keep `scripts/` as a
+# sibling of `plugin/`, per this file's own CODE_ROOT comment above).
+ADVOCACY_MODULE="${RUVNET_ADVOCACY_OUTCOMES_MODULE:-$CODE_ROOT/scripts/advocacy-outcomes.mjs}"
+
+# ── Subcommands (dismiss/undismiss/status) run the same node program in a different mode ─────────
+MODE="suggest"
+ARG=""
+case "${1:-}" in
+  --dismiss)   MODE="dismiss";   ARG="${2:-}"; [ -n "$ARG" ] || { echo "usage: anticipate.sh --dismiss <capability-key>" >&2; exit 0; } ;;
+  --undismiss) MODE="undismiss"; ARG="${2:-}"; [ -n "$ARG" ] || { echo "usage: anticipate.sh --undismiss <capability-key>" >&2; exit 0; } ;;
+  --status)    MODE="status" ;;
+  "") ;;
+  *) exit 0 ;;
+esac
+
+if [ "$MODE" = "suggest" ]; then
+  # Kill switch. Checked before anything else so a user who has switched this off pays nothing.
+  case "${RUVNET_ANTICIPATE:-1}" in 0|off|false|no|OFF|FALSE|No) exit 0 ;; esac
+
+  # FAST PATH, and the reason this hook is honestly free today: no matcher on disk, no work at all.
+  # Degrading silently on a missing module is also the documented contract with goal-match.mjs.
+  [ -f "$GOAL_MATCH" ] || exit 0
+  [ -f "$CAP_REGISTRY" ] || exit 0
+
+  EVENT=$(cat 2>/dev/null)
+  # A payload this small cannot contain a goal-shaped prompt ("ok", "yes", "continue", or nothing at
+  # all). Deliberately a LENGTH test and not a vocabulary test: a keyword prefilter here would be a
+  # second matcher that silently drifts from goal-match.mjs, suppressing true matches with no way to
+  # notice. Length makes no claim about meaning, so it cannot disagree with the matcher.
+  [ "${#EVENT}" -ge 30 ] || exit 0
+else
+  EVENT=""
+fi
+
+# advocacy-outcomes.mjs is the single suppression policy for EVERY mode below (suggest AND
+# dismiss/undismiss/status), so all four now need it, not suggest alone. Same fast-path discipline as
+# GOAL_MATCH/CAP_REGISTRY above — a missing module is not guessed around. `suggest` degrades to the
+# existing silent contract; the CLI modes get one honest line on stderr, because a control (--dismiss)
+# reporting nothing when it did nothing is the "dead button" failure this file's header warns against.
+if [ ! -f "$ADVOCACY_MODULE" ]; then
+  if [ "$MODE" = "suggest" ]; then exit 0; fi
+  echo "advocacy-outcomes module not found at $ADVOCACY_MODULE — cannot read or write the dismissal ledger" >&2
+  exit 0
+fi
+
+# ── The one node process ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+# The program is fed to node on stdin by a QUOTED heredoc, and the payload travels in the
+# environment — so no temp file is created anywhere and neither the JS nor the user's prompt is ever
+# exposed to shell quoting.
+#
+# The heredoc goes DIRECTLY to node rather than through `PROG=$(cat <<'JS' ... )`. That indirection
+# is what the first version did and it does not survive contact with real JavaScript: inside `$( )`
+# the shell keeps parsing, so the backticks of a template literal read as nested command
+# substitution and the apostrophes in the comments read as quotes. It failed at parse time with
+# "unexpected EOF while looking for matching `'" — before a single line of the hook ran. Fed
+# straight to a command, a quoted-delimiter heredoc is genuinely literal, which is the property
+# being relied on here.
+RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_MODE="$MODE" \
+RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_ARG="$ARG" \
+RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_EVENT="$EVENT" \
+RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_SELF="$SELF_DIR/anticipate.sh" \
+RUVNET_GOAL_MATCH="$GOAL_MATCH" \
+RUVNET_CAPABILITY_REGISTRY="$CAP_REGISTRY" \
+RUVNET_ADVOCACY_OUTCOMES_MODULE="$ADVOCACY_MODULE" \
+  node --input-type=module 2>/dev/null <<'JS' &
+import fs from 'node:fs';
+import os from 'node:os';
+import path from 'node:path';
+import { pathToFileURL } from 'node:url';
+
+const MODE = process.env.RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_MODE || 'suggest';
+const ARG = process.env.RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_ARG || '';
+const SELF = process.env.RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_SELF || 'anticipate.sh';
+
+// CANDIDATE MODE (ADR-040 / DDD-0004 "the enforcement chokepoint"). Set by unprompted-runtime.mjs on
+// every producer child. When on, this hook writes ZERO user-facing prose: it emits ONE advocacy
+// candidate as a JSON line and lets the runtime — the SOLE writer of user bytes — enforce the dial,
+// the DismissalLedger, and the OFFERED denominator centrally. Unset (every direct/legacy invocation),
+// behaviour is byte-for-byte unchanged. Purely additive: it only swaps the shape of the ONE line this
+// hook would already have decided to speak, at the very end, after the persist-first write below.
+const EMIT_CANDIDATES = process.env.RUVNET_EMIT_CANDIDATES === '1';
+
+// Same directory, and for the same reason, as user-settings.mjs STORE_PATH and lesson-store's
+// STORE_PATH: bin/install.mjs rmSync's ~/.cache/ruvnet-brain on --update and --uninstall, and has
+// ZERO code paths that touch ~/.config/ruvnet-brain. The argument for this path is not that it
+// feels permanent — it is that the only program which deletes things cannot see it. A "don't say
+// this again" promise that a release quietly revokes is worse than never having made it.
+const STATE_FILE = process.env.RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_STATE
+  || path.join(os.homedir(), '.config', 'ruvnet-brain', 'anticipate-state.json');
+
+// v2 (2026-07-23): dropped the local `dismissed` array — see "THE SINGLE SUPPRESSION POLICY" below.
+// Any v1 file on disk (which HAD one) simply fails the version check and resets to v2 defaults; no
+// suppression history is lost by that, because every dismissal made through --dismiss was ALREADY
+// being double-written into the outcomes ledger too (the two-writes-one-decision bug this build
+// fixes) — the ledger the new policy reads is already populated with that same history.
+const STATE_VERSION = 2;
+// Per-capability "once per session" is the ADR-027 rule. This ceiling bounds the WORST case on top
+// of it: with eleven capabilities in the registry, "once each" is still eleven interruptions in one
+// session, which is a nag by any honest reading of the precision floor.
+const MAX_PER_SESSION = 2;
+// A matcher that cannot express how sure it is does not get to speak: non-numeric or NaN confidence
+// is silence, never a guess dressed as a suggestion.
+//
+// The NUMBER, though, is the matcher's to own, not this hook's. The first version hardcoded 0.7
+// here — and goal-match.mjs publishes `CONFIDENCE_FLOOR = 0.6` and already filters to it, so every
+// match it deliberately surfaced between 0.6 and 0.69 was being thrown away by a second, invisible
+// threshold that its author could not see or tune. Two thresholds for one decision is how a matcher
+// gets "fixed" for a silence it never caused. This reads the matcher's own floor when it exports
+// one; the fallback exists only for a module that publishes none.
+const FALLBACK_CONFIDENCE_FLOOR = 0.6;
+// Nothing the matcher can say should turn one advisory line into a wall of injected context — this
+// runs on every prompt and the repo meters that cost for a reason.
+const MAX_WHY = 400;
+const KEEP_SESSIONS = 20;   // bound the file; sessions are worthless once they end
+
+const out = [];
+const quit = () => { if (out.length) process.stdout.write(out.join('\n') + '\n'); process.exit(0); };
+
+function readState() {
+  try {
+    const j = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(STATE_FILE, 'utf8'));
+    // An unknown or newer on-disk shape degrades to defaults rather than throwing. Worst case we
+    // re-offer once; the alternative is a hook that crashes on a file a future version wrote.
+    if (j && typeof j === 'object' && j.version === STATE_VERSION) return j;
+  } catch { /* absent or unreadable — defaults */ }
+  return { version: STATE_VERSION, sessions: {} };
+}
+
+/** Atomic write, entirely INSIDE the config dir. Returns false on any failure — never throws. */
+function writeState(st) {
+  try {
+    fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(STATE_FILE), { recursive: true });
+    // The temp file is a sibling, not a /tmp entry: this hook's whole footprint must stay inside
+    // one directory a user can inspect and delete, and rename() is only atomic within a filesystem.
+    const tmp = `${STATE_FILE}.tmp.${process.pid}`;
+    fs.writeFileSync(tmp, JSON.stringify(st, null, 2));
+    fs.renameSync(tmp, STATE_FILE);
+    return true;
+  } catch { return false; }
+}
+
+const strings = (v) => (Array.isArray(v) ? v.filter((x) => typeof x === 'string' && x) : []);
+
+// ── THE SINGLE SUPPRESSION POLICY (2026-07-23) ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
+// Until this build, this file kept its OWN dismissed-Set in anticipate-state.json as a second,
+// disconnected gate: one call to --dismiss muted a capability FOREVER, at every severity, while
+// advocacy-outcomes.mjs's shouldStillOffer()/DISMISSAL_BUDGET (a nag dies on 1 dismissal, a
+// high-severity finding needs 3, with a state-change reprieve) sat completely uncalled — the exact
+// "two thresholds for one decision" hazard the confidence-floor comment above already names for a
+// different value. It also hand-rolled its OWN ledger writer (recordOutcome(), removed here) rather
+// than call record() — a second, unimported copy of the same validation, which is the write-side
+// half of the identical mistake.
+//
+// From here on, advocacy-outcomes.mjs — loaded ONCE, used in every mode — is the only place "is X
+// suppressed" or "record what happened" is decided; nothing else in this file keeps a shadow copy
+// of that answer. Wired the SAME env-var-with-a-default way as RUVNET_GOAL_MATCH/
+// RUVNET_CAPABILITY_REGISTRY above (see ADVOCACY_MODULE in the bash section), not a hardcoded path.
+let advocacy = null;
+const ADVOCACY_MODULE_PATH = process.env.RUVNET_ADVOCACY_OUTCOMES_MODULE || '';
+if (ADVOCACY_MODULE_PATH) {
+  try { advocacy = await import(pathToFileURL(ADVOCACY_MODULE_PATH).href); } catch { advocacy = null; }
+}
+if (!advocacy || typeof advocacy.shouldStillOffer !== 'function' || typeof advocacy.record !== 'function') {
+  // SILENCE RULE 4 for `suggest` — no suppression policy available, no speech, same as a missing
+  // matcher/registry. The CLI modes get one honest line instead: a control (--dismiss) that reports
+  // nothing when it did nothing is the "dead button" failure this file's header warns against.
+  if (MODE === 'suggest') quit();
+  out.push(`advocacy-outcomes module unavailable (${ADVOCACY_MODULE_PATH || 'RUVNET_ADVOCACY_OUTCOMES_MODULE unset'}) — cannot record or check the dismissal ledger`);
+  quit();
+}
+const {
+  record, shouldStillOffer, outcomesFor, summarize, pendingOffers, reconcileApplied,
+  ACTIONS, DISMISSAL_BUDGET, weightClass, stateHashOf,
+} = advocacy;
+const OUTCOMES_FILE = process.env.RUVNET_ADVOCACY_OUTCOMES
+  || path.join(os.homedir(), '.config', 'ruvnet-brain', 'advocacy-outcomes.jsonl');
+/** Recording an outcome must never break the hook it measures — same contract recordOutcome() had. */
+function safeRecord(spec) {
+  try { return record(spec, { file: OUTCOMES_FILE }); } catch (e) { return { ok: false, reason: e.message }; }
+}
+
+// ── dismiss / undismiss / status ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+if (MODE === 'dismiss' || MODE === 'undismiss' || MODE === 'status') {
+  const st = readState();
+  const sessions = st.sessions && typeof st.sessions === 'object' ? st.sessions : {};
+
+  if (MODE === 'status') {
+    const said = Object.values(sessions).flatMap((s) => strings(s?.said));
+    const rows = summarize({ file: OUTCOMES_FILE }).filter((r) => r.offered > 0);
+    const ledger = rows.length
+      ? rows.map((r) => `${r.id}: ${r.suppressed ? 'suppressed' : 'active'} (applied ${r.applied}, dismissed ${r.dismissed}, ignored ${r.ignored})`).join(' | ')
+      : 'none';
+    out.push(`dismissal ledger:               ${ledger}`);
+    out.push(`raised in recent sessions:      ${said.length ? [...new Set(said)].join(', ') : 'none'}`);
+    out.push(`state file:                     ${STATE_FILE.replace(os.homedir(), '~')}`);
+    out.push(`outcomes ledger:                ${OUTCOMES_FILE.replace(os.homedir(), '~')}`);
+    quit();
+  }
+
+  if (MODE === 'undismiss') {
+    // A RESET is the ledger's own undo: a CHECKPOINT, never a deletion (advocacy-outcomes.mjs).
+    // Everything before it stays on the record — precision is never laundered — only the suppression
+    // arithmetic starts counting again after it.
+    const res = safeRecord({ id: ARG, action: ACTIONS.RESET });
+    out.push(res.ok
+      ? `un-dismissed: "${ARG}" can be raised again`
+      : `could not record the reset (${res.reason}) — nothing changed`);
+    quit();
+  }
+
+  // MODE === 'dismiss'. Severity is whatever the LEDGER already knows about this id — the CLI call
+  // has no fresh row to read (--dismiss runs standalone, without re-auditing the capability), and
+  // guessing 'normal' when history already says 'high' would let one distracted click silence a
+  // high-severity finding in a single shot, the exact failure DISMISSAL_BUDGET exists to prevent.
+  //
+  // TWO SOURCES, because neither alone covers every dismissal in the sequence. The offer's own
+  // severity lives in the PENDING `offered` record, but the moment THIS dismissal resolves it, it is
+  // no longer pending — so pendingOffers() only ever sees it before the FIRST dismissal.
+  // outcomesFor().lastSeverity only reads resolved records (applied/dismissed/ignored — deliberately
+  // NOT `offered`, so a mere show never counts as evidence), so it only ever has an answer from the
+  // SECOND dismissal onward. Together they cover every dismissal; genuinely unknown (neither source
+  // has ever seen this id) resolves to 'normal' — the quieter class, same direction as weightClass()'s
+  // own documented default.
+  const pendingSeverity = pendingOffers({ file: OUTCOMES_FILE }).find((p) => p.id === ARG)?.severity;
+  const priorSeverity = pendingSeverity || outcomesFor(ARG, { file: OUTCOMES_FILE }).lastSeverity || 'normal';
+  const res = safeRecord({ id: ARG, action: ACTIONS.DISMISSED, severity: priorSeverity });
+  if (!res.ok) { out.push(`could not record the dismissal (${res.reason}) — nothing changed`); quit(); }
+
+  // HONEST MESSAGE. Whether it "will not be raised again" now genuinely depends on the budget, not
+  // on the mere fact that --dismiss was called — saying so unconditionally would repeat the false
+  // "never again" promise the old permanent dismissed-Set made regardless of severity.
+  const cls = weightClass(priorSeverity);
+  const budget = DISMISSAL_BUDGET[cls];
+  const spent = outcomesFor(ARG, { file: OUTCOMES_FILE }).dismissed;
+  const stillMayReturn = shouldStillOffer(ARG, { severity: priorSeverity, file: OUTCOMES_FILE });
+  out.push(stillMayReturn
+    ? `acknowledged: "${ARG}" dismissed (${spent}/${budget} for a ${cls}-severity finding) — a single click cannot bury a high-severity finding, so it may still resurface until the budget is spent. Dismiss again to move it toward silence, or ${SELF} --undismiss ${ARG} to restore it now.`
+    : `dismissed: "${ARG}" will not be raised again (undo: ${SELF} --undismiss ${ARG})`);
+  quit();
+}
+
+// ── suggest ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+let ev = null;
+try { ev = JSON.parse(process.env.RUVNET_ANTICIPATE_EVENT || ''); } catch { /* not JSON */ }
+if (!ev || typeof ev !== 'object') quit();
+
+const prompt = [ev.prompt, ev.user_prompt, ev.input].find((v) => typeof v === 'string' && v.trim()) || '';
+if (prompt.trim().length < 12) quit();
+
+// THE DIAL, ENFORCED (ADR-032 / DDD-0004 "The three channels"). This hook is the ADVOCACY channel —
+// unsolicited suggestions — so the user's `advocacy` level governs whether it may speak. Alarms live
+// in session-start.sh and bypass this by design; nothing here can silence a broken-brain warning.
+// Read the settings file DIRECTLY (no ESM import) so a missing module path can never turn the dial
+// into a no-op — the exact failure that left it declared-but-dead. Default is 'important-only' (the
+// owner's "recommend on, do not force"): on out of the box for important findings, one setting away
+// from silent. Unreadable/absent settings resolve to that same default rather than to unbounded speech.
+function advocacyLevel() {
+  try {
+    const f = process.env.RUVNET_SETTINGS_FILE
+      || path.join(os.homedir(), '.config', 'ruvnet-brain', 'settings.json');
+    const parsed = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(f, 'utf8'));
+    // user-settings.mjs saveSettings() writes a VERSIONED ENVELOPE: { version, updated, settings:{…} }.
+    // Read the nested `.settings.advocacy` FIRST — reading top-level `.advocacy` (which an earlier
+    // version did) meant every real save through the console/CLI was invisible here and the dial
+    // silently fell back to the default. Keep a top-level fallback for a hand-written/legacy file.
+    const v = (parsed && parsed.settings && parsed.settings.advocacy) ?? (parsed && parsed.advocacy);
+    return (v === 'off' || v === 'important-only' || v === 'all') ? v : 'important-only';
+  } catch { return 'important-only'; }
+}
+const ADVOCACY = advocacyLevel();
+// THE DIAL for this emitter. anticipate produces exactly ONE class of output: a dormant-capability
+// nudge that has already cleared a high evidence bar (two independent cues + the matcher's confidence
+// floor + once-per-session). Its meaningful dial is therefore off-vs-on: `off` is verifiably silent;
+// both `important-only` (the default — the owner's "recommend on") and `all` let the gated nudge
+// through. There is NO severity axis to split on here — auditAll()/matchGoal() emit none — so a
+// severity gate at this point silences the whole feature at the default (a real regression, caught by
+// the dial integration test 2026-07-23 and removed). The `off` gate is the real, honoured control.
+if (ADVOCACY === 'off') quit();
+
+// Session identity decides what "once per session" means. Claude Code supplies session_id; when it
+// is missing we do NOT fall back to something unbounded (that would make every prompt a fresh
+// session and turn this hook into the nag it exists to avoid). A cwd+day key keeps the promise
+// bounded — at worst once per capability per project per day — while still being able to fire.
+const sid = typeof ev.session_id === 'string' && ev.session_id.trim()
+  ? ev.session_id.trim()
+  : `fallback:${process.cwd()}:${new Date().toISOString().slice(0, 10)}`;
+
+const st = readState();
+const sessions = st.sessions && typeof st.sessions === 'object' ? st.sessions : {};
+const said = new Set(strings(sessions[sid]?.said));
+if (said.size >= MAX_PER_SESSION) quit();
+
+let auditAll, matchGoal, floor;
+try { ({ auditAll } = await import(pathToFileURL(process.env.RUVNET_CAPABILITY_REGISTRY).href)); } catch { quit(); }
+try {
+  const gm = await import(pathToFileURL(process.env.RUVNET_GOAL_MATCH).href);
+  matchGoal = gm.matchGoal;
+  floor = gm.CONFIDENCE_FLOOR;
+} catch { quit(); }
+if (typeof auditAll !== 'function' || typeof matchGoal !== 'function') quit();
+const MIN_CONFIDENCE = typeof floor === 'number' && Number.isFinite(floor) ? floor : FALLBACK_CONFIDENCE_FLOOR;
+
+let rows = [];
+try { rows = auditAll({ project: process.cwd() }) || []; } catch { quit(); }
+
+// CONTINUOUS RECONCILIATION — the L5 loop must not depend on someone opening the console. This is the
+// PUSH surface (it already runs every prompt); reconcileApplied() credits an APPLIED for any capability
+// we OFFERED that is now switched on. It is idempotent (a resolved offer stops being pending, so a
+// re-run is a no-op), writes only when there is a real observed on-state WITH a pending offer to close,
+// and never throws. Wiring it here is what makes precision computable from ordinary use instead of only
+// when /api/capabilities is polled — ADR-028's own named failure is a PULL surface guarding an anti-pull
+// metric. Guarded on typeof so an older advocacy module that predates this export degrades to prior
+// behaviour rather than throwing; a lost credit costs one ledger row, never the hook.
+try { if (typeof reconcileApplied === 'function') reconcileApplied(rows, { file: OUTCOMES_FILE }); } catch { /* never break the hook we measure */ }
+
+// SILENCE RULE 1. 'off' is the only state that has earned a sentence: installed, and switched off.
+// 'unknown' is a detector saying it could not tell — advocating on it would be fabricating a fault,
+// which is precisely the "26 hooks off" incident. 'absent' means there is nothing to turn on.
+//
+// SUPPRESSION is shouldStillOffer() — the ledger's severity-weighted budget — not a local Set. A row
+// carries no `severity` field today (neither auditAll() nor matchGoal() emit one, confirmed live), so
+// `null` is passed and shouldStillOffer() falls back to whatever it last recorded for this id (or
+// 'normal' if it has never seen one); a `severity` DOES flow through the moment a future registry
+// adds it, because record()/shouldStillOffer() already accept it. `stateHash` comes from the row's
+// own real, measured `evidence` string — never fabricated — so the high-severity state-change
+// reprieve can fire the moment a dismissal is ever recorded WITH a hash (see --dismiss's own comment
+// on why it cannot supply one today).
+const dormant = rows.filter((r) => {
+  if (!r || r.state !== 'off' || said.has(r.key)) return false;
+  return shouldStillOffer(r.key, { severity: r.severity || null, stateHash: stateHashOf(r.evidence), file: OUTCOMES_FILE });
+});
+if (!dormant.length) quit();
+
+let matches = [];
+try { matches = matchGoal(prompt, dormant) || []; } catch { quit(); }
+if (!Array.isArray(matches) || !matches.length) quit();
+
+// The matcher is trusted to rank, never to assert existence: every match is re-resolved against the
+// dormant rows THIS audit produced. A capability the matcher names that is not dormant right now is
+// dropped, so a stale or over-eager matcher can only ever cause silence, never a false claim.
+const byKey = new Map(dormant.map((r) => [r.key, r]));
+const scored = [];
+for (const m of matches) {
+  if (!m || typeof m !== 'object') continue;
+  const key = typeof m.capability === 'string'
+    ? m.capability
+    : (m.capability && typeof m.capability.key === 'string' ? m.capability.key : '');
+  const row = byKey.get(key);
+  if (!row) continue;
+  const conf = m.confidence;
+  if (typeof conf !== 'number' || !Number.isFinite(conf) || conf < MIN_CONFIDENCE) continue;
+  const why = typeof m.why === 'string' ? m.why.trim() : '';
+  if (!why) continue;   // SILENCE RULE 2 — no evidence, no speech
+  scored.push({ row, why, conf });
+}
+if (!scored.length) quit();
+scored.sort((a, b) => b.conf - a.conf);
+const best = scored[0];
+
+// SILENCE RULE 3, and the ordering here is the whole rule: PERSIST FIRST, SPEAK SECOND. Killed
+// between the two, we lose one suggestion (silent, harmless). The other order risks speaking
+// without recording it, which repeats on the next prompt — and repeating is the failure mode that
+// gets hooks switched off for good. Losing a suggestion is cheap; becoming a nag is not.
+said.add(best.row.key);
+sessions[sid] = { said: [...said], ts: Date.now() };
+st.sessions = Object.fromEntries(
+  Object.entries(sessions).sort((a, b) => (b[1]?.ts || 0) - (a[1]?.ts || 0)).slice(0, KEEP_SESSIONS),
+);
+if (!writeState(st)) quit();   // cannot remember having spoken → do not speak
+
+// Only real, derived values reach this line: `label`, `whatItBuysYou` and `turnOn` come straight
+// off the audited row, `why` from the matcher. Where the registry has no verified command it says
+// so in those words — there is no invented one-liner and no fabricated state anywhere in it.
+const cmd = best.row.turnOn && typeof best.row.turnOn.cmd === 'string' && best.row.turnOn.cmd.trim()
+  ? `turn on with \`${best.row.turnOn.cmd.trim()}\``
+  : 'no verified one-line command exists for it — offer to walk them through it';
+
+// DO NOT REPEAT THE PAYOFF. goal-match.mjs's explain() already folds `whatItBuysYou` into its `why`,
+// so appending the row's copy of it printed the same sentence twice in one line — which only showed
+// up when the hook was first run against the real matcher instead of a fixture. Add it only when the
+// matcher has not already said it.
+// Cut at the last word boundary inside the cap rather than mid-word ("nothing it discov…" was the
+// real output). Falls back to a hard slice when the text has no space to break on.
+let why = best.why;
+if (why.length > MAX_WHY) {
+  const cut = why.slice(0, MAX_WHY);
+  const brk = cut.lastIndexOf(' ');
+  why = `${(brk > MAX_WHY * 0.6 ? cut.slice(0, brk) : cut).trimEnd()}…`;
+}
+const buys = typeof best.row.whatItBuysYou === 'string' ? best.row.whatItBuysYou.trim() : '';
+const payoff = buys && !why.includes(buys) ? ` It buys them: ${buys}` : '';
+
+// The one line this hook has decided to speak, built once. In legacy mode it is printed verbatim; in
+// candidate mode it becomes the `copy` of the advocacy candidate. Byte-identical either way.
+const COPY = `[RuvNet Brain — anticipating] "${best.row.label}" is installed here and switched OFF, and it serves this turn: ${why}${payoff} Offer it ONCE, in one plain sentence (${cmd}), then drop it and get on with the actual work. If they decline: ${SELF} --dismiss ${best.row.key} (each decline moves it toward silence, faster for a routine finding than a serious one)`;
+
+if (EMIT_CANDIDATES) {
+  // CANDIDATE MODE: emit ONE advocacy candidate, no prose. The runtime honours the dial + the
+  // DismissalLedger on this candidate and records the OFFERED denominator centrally — so this path
+  // deliberately does NOT safeRecord(OFFERED) here (doing so would double-count precision's
+  // denominator once the runtime records it too). severity + observationHash travel on the candidate
+  // so the runtime's shouldStillOffer()/record() see the identical inputs this hook used;
+  // observationHash maps to the ledger's stateHash. findingId is REQUIRED (the runtime drops an
+  // advocacy candidate without one). The persist-first write above already ran.
+  out.push(JSON.stringify({
+    channel: 'advocacy',
+    effect: 'advisory',
+    copy: COPY,
+    hookEventName: 'UserPromptSubmit',
+    findingId: best.row.key,
+    severity: best.row.severity || 'normal',
+    observationHash: stateHashOf(best.row.evidence),
+  }));
+  quit();
+}
+
+// RECORD THE DENOMINATOR (legacy/direct path only — see the candidate branch above for why this must
+// not also run under the runtime). precision = acted-on / OFFERED, and without this line the
+// denominator is always zero.
+//
+// NOTE what is deliberately absent: `scope: best.row.scope`. An earlier version passed it here, but
+// `best.row.scope` is the CAPABILITY's scope (machine/project/user, from capability-registry.mjs) —
+// a different field entirely from the ledger's own `scope:'forever'` (a permanent-silence marker,
+// valid only on a dismissal). record() validates this strictly and would have THROWN on every single
+// offer the moment this file started calling it instead of a hand-rolled, unvalidated writer — caught
+// here rather than in production.
+safeRecord({
+  id: best.row.key, action: ACTIONS.OFFERED,
+  severity: best.row.severity || 'normal',
+  stateHash: stateHashOf(best.row.evidence),
+});
+
+out.push(COPY);
+quit();
+JS
+NODE_PID=$!
+
+# HARD WATCHDOG. Not optional and not a `timeout` binary: macOS ships no `timeout`, and a hook that
+# silently depends on coreutils is a hook that hangs on half the machines it runs on. 2s against a
+# 5s hook budget that ground-ruvnet.sh has already partly spent. A SIGKILL mid-write can at worst
+# truncate one advisory line — it can never fail the turn, and the state file was already committed
+# by then (see the persist-first ordering above).
+( sleep 2; kill -9 "$NODE_PID" 2>/dev/null ) >/dev/null 2>&1 &
+WATCHDOG_PID=$!
+wait "$NODE_PID" 2>/dev/null
+kill "$WATCHDOG_PID" 2>/dev/null
+
+# ALWAYS. Every failure above already routed to silence; this makes the guarantee unconditional.
+exit 0

package/plugin/scripts/codex-hook-adapter.mjs

@@ -0,0 +1,96 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env node
+import fs from 'node:fs';
+import path from 'node:path';
+import { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process';
+import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';
+
+const raw = fs.readFileSync(0, 'utf8');
+let input = {};
+try { input = raw ? JSON.parse(raw) : {}; } catch { /* the shared hook bodies already fail soft */ }
+
+const hookId = process.argv[2] || '';
+const event = String(input.hook_event_name || '');
+let adapted = false;
+const codexToolName = String(input.tool_name).toLowerCase();
+
+// Codex names these tools differently from the shared Claude hook contracts. Normalize at the
+// host boundary once so every existing safety/learning body sees the same typed event.
+if (['exec_command', 'functions.exec_command', 'functions__exec_command'].includes(codexToolName)) {
+  input.tool_name = 'Bash';
+  input.tool_input = {
+    ...(input.tool_input || {}),
+    command: input.tool_input?.command || input.tool_input?.cmd || '',
+  };
+  adapted = true;
+} else if (codexToolName === 'apply_patch') {
+  const patch = typeof input.tool_input?.command === 'string' ? input.tool_input.command : '';
+  const filePath = patch.match(/^\*\*\* (?:Add|Update|Delete) File: (.+)$/m)?.[1]?.trim() || '';
+  input.tool_name = 'Edit';
+  input.tool_input = {
+    ...(input.tool_input || {}),
+    ...(filePath ? { file_path: filePath } : {}),
+    new_string: patch,
+  };
+  adapted = true;
+} else if (codexToolName === 'spawn_agent') {
+  input.tool_name = 'Agent';
+  input.tool_input = {
+    ...(input.tool_input || {}),
+    description: input.tool_input?.description || input.tool_input?.message || '',
+    subagent_type: input.tool_input?.subagent_type || input.tool_input?.agent_type || 'default',
+  };
+  adapted = true;
+}
+
+const hookInput = adapted ? JSON.stringify(input) : raw;
+const shim = path.join(path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'hook-shim.mjs');
+const env = {
+  ...process.env,
+  CLAUDE_SESSION_ID: String(input.session_id || process.env.CLAUDE_SESSION_ID || ''),
+  CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT: String(process.env.PLUGIN_ROOT || process.env.CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT || ''),
+  CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR: String(input.cwd || process.env.CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR || process.cwd()),
+  RUVNET_HOOK_HOST: 'codex',
+};
+const result = spawnSync(process.execPath, [shim, hookId, ...process.argv.slice(3)], {
+  input: hookInput,
+  encoding: 'utf8',
+  env,
+});
+
+if (result.status && result.stderr) process.stderr.write(result.stderr);
+if (result.status) process.exit(result.status);
+
+const stdout = result.stdout || '';
+if (!stdout) process.exit(0);
+
+let parsed = null;
+try { parsed = JSON.parse(stdout); } catch { /* plain text is valid for some Codex events */ }
+
+if (event === 'Stop') {
+  const reason = parsed?.hookSpecificOutput?.additionalContext
+    || parsed?.reason
+    || parsed?.stopReason;
+  if (reason) process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({ decision: 'block', reason }));
+  process.exit(0);
+}
+
+if ((event === 'SessionStart' || event === 'UserPromptSubmit') && !parsed) {
+  process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({
+    hookSpecificOutput: {
+      hookEventName: event,
+      additionalContext: stdout,
+    },
+  }));
+  process.exit(0);
+}
+
+if (parsed?.hookSpecificOutput?.permissionDecision === 'defer') {
+  delete parsed.hookSpecificOutput.permissionDecision;
+  if (Object.keys(parsed.hookSpecificOutput).length === 1 && parsed.hookSpecificOutput.hookEventName) {
+    delete parsed.hookSpecificOutput;
+  }
+  process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(parsed));
+  process.exit(0);
+}
+
+process.stdout.write(stdout);