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What & why

Loop runs could complete useful work but become unreadable, fail to restart, or fail when an operator tried to recover them. The run page also mixed action results with execution markers and displayed quiet control/skipped steps with the same weight as the work that mattered.

This PR repairs those failures and makes the default run view easier to read while keeping results, attempts, metadata, and history available on demand. It contains five implementation commits, a documentation co-ship correction, and a verified CI repair, driven by public CLI/API/Web walks with real Codex sessions rather than simulated provider success.

Fixes #541.

Reliability changes

Trigger Previous behavior Result with this change
Automatic failed_only succession carries a large result with its original task-run identity Identical external result references were treated as conflicting results; task-result reads and detached-harness recovery could fail, preventing daemon startup Both result queries deduplicate identical descriptors. Different content-addressed references still trigger the corruption guard
A later generation recovers from an earlier failure Briefing could keep reporting a previous generation's failure/backoff/quarantine as the current blocker Blockers and current activity use the current generation; prior attempts remain in history
A terminal run needs an operator retry Guidance suggested node requeue, which the daemon rejected with run_terminal A terminal loop rerun command is offered only when the existing planner accepts the exact node/item and dependencies
The built-in orchestrated command judge runs with a different executable name or PATH compozy could be missing even after the real worker completed; the judge repeatedly failed and spent more model turns Command evaluation uses the daemon-matched environment, preserves workspace PWD, and the built-in judge invokes quoted COMPOZY_BIN
A completed/canceled Goal is rerun with a fresh checkpoint The checkpoint requested epoch 1 although its run-local handle already retained a closed binding, producing goal_control_stale The existing owner transaction allocates the next run-local epoch; idempotency, active-binding policy and explicit rotation fences remain enforced
Cancellation happens after a successor is persisted but before the run cursor advances Rerun could select an already-existing generation number Rerun plans against immutable lineage while keeping the original run projection for the atomic compare-and-swap
Initial coordinator completion applies pre- and post-reservation snapshots A stale in-memory generation cursor could emit two generation_started events The cursor advances after the first snapshot, so new rounds emit one start event; historical events are not rewritten

Run-page changes

  • Outcome first: raw payloads no longer become headlines or result names. Results have producer/round/item identities, latest-round results come first, and control/source execution markers are excluded from the artifact list.
  • Readable results: show three output previews, expand the remaining outputs, then open individual Details. Inline JSON is correctly treated as available; real partial/pruned signals remain visible while their rows are folded.
  • Progressive disclosure: successful control/source rows and not_taken branches fold behind a counted “N more steps” control. Expansion restores graph order. Running, pending, failed, quarantined, parked, and fan-out rows remain visible. An all-quiet round and a single quiet row stay expanded.
  • Consistent bar population: source nodes no longer add progress segments; fan-out lanes retain their existing contribution.
  • Metadata on demand: About starts closed while Usage stays visible. Identity, inputs, caller, workspace, version and copy controls remain available when expanded.
  • Terminal quarantine truth: the card says the run ended; the entry sheet keeps its hint, input and attempt chain but withdraws Requeue/Cancel. Live-run recovery controls remain available.

Measured on the same real runs:

Read Before After
Review/fix outcome headline 2,644 characters 19 characters
Review/fix artifact rows 14, including execution markers 5 action results, 3 previewed
Review/fix primary progress rows 7 1 + expandable summary
Orchestrated primary progress rows 13 7 + expandable summary
Orchestrated progress segments 8 7, matching the served count

How you verified it

Real runtime scenarios

The isolated QA workspace used the actual daemon, public CLI/UDS and HTTP surfaces, the Web app, and native Codex sessions. The full reproduction and evidence index is in the committed QA report.

Scenario Observed evidence
Carried external result and daemon restart A real spec-cycle import produced a 23,953-byte result for 60 tasks. Automatic carry reproduced the baseline startup failure. The fixed daemon started against the same database; CLI and HTTP returned identical payload bytes with SHA-256 04a086956afa6d4a04df752c6f1fd50196ddb805fd0d110366aa856ce9e81001
Built-in review/fix A reviewer reproduced incorrect invoice rounding, a fixer repaired production code, artifact finalization resolved the finding, and a second review returned an empty issue list. The run completed two rounds and survived a daemon restart
Per-task implementation Two dependent invoice tasks ran in separate real worker sessions and completed. Independent node --test passed all seven tests at that stage
Orchestrated implementation Real category workers completed tasks and stopped. After the command-environment repair, a fresh receipt-parser run finished with an approved judge; independent invoice tests passed all 14 cases
Missing dependency recovery A missing receipt manifest caused a halt. After the manifest was supplied, the printed rerun arguments started generation 2, carried the successful import, and completed the real planning action without stale blockers
Completed Goal rerun The orchestrated run completed generation 2 using a new Codex session and binding epoch 2
In-flight cancellation and rerun Actual thought/tool events preceded cancellation. The old prompt was revoked; public rerun completed generation 2 with a distinct session, epoch 2, an approved command judge and 73,056 reported tokens. No orchestrator session remained active
Lagging generation projection A canceled run with cursor 3 and immutable generation 4 accepted generation 5 with parent 4, retaining the original ownership fence and existing quarantine policy
Lifecycle event uniqueness A fresh public run had exactly one generation_started among ten raw timeline entries

Automated checks

make gate
make gate-status

bunx turbo run test --force --filter=./web -- \
  src/systems/loops/lib/__tests__/loop-run-progress.test.ts \
  src/systems/loops/components/__tests__/loop-run-page.test.tsx \
  src/systems/os/apps/loops/__tests__/loop-run-detail-location.test.tsx
  • Final local gate: PASS. Go lint reported zero issues. Affected race suites passed, including daemon (148.035s), Loop (158.463s), and GlobalDB (821.279s).
  • Web lint: zero warnings/errors; typecheck passed; 6,807 tests in 748 files passed.
  • Independent controller rerun of the three existing UI suites: 183 tests passed, with zero cached tasks.
  • Gate records were refreshed for the final content; all three lanes report CURRENT-PASS for fingerprint 2a0ef8c34c6601607f4fe24d701c59824ff33710, including the documentation and CI follow-ups.
  • Existing regression owners were extended: TestGlobalDBCompleteRunLeaseShouldStoreLargeLoopOutputByRef, TestGoalSessionBindingLifecycleIntegration, TestServiceTimeTravelShouldPreserveHistoryContracts, TestGlobalDBGenerationSuccessionObservabilityCoverageMatrix, TestBriefingContract, and the existing daemon/ACP/Web suites. Reproduced production failures were fixed without weakening assertions.
  • Strict QA evidence audit: PASS, zero blockers/warnings. The runtime QA teardown completed with clean: true and no survivors. Screenshot capture reopened only the retained isolated lab.
  • Existing test-environment React act/navigation/timer diagnostics are retained in the logs; no assertion failed. They are not presented as newly repaired behavior.

CI documentation follow-up

The initial CI run caught two documentation omissions: the complete implement-tasks example still invoked bare compozy, and the new official-skill paragraph used the retired product name. Commit 208801f3b synchronizes the example with the shipped "$COMPOZY_BIN" check and uses CompozyOS terminology. The existing tests remain unchanged.

make product-language-check
bunx turbo run test --filter=./packages/site -- lib/__tests__/runtime-docs-truth.test.ts
make gate

All three passed locally: the exact-copy documentation suite passed 15 tests with no cached tasks, the language check passed, and the affected gate was refreshed. Current-head CI is still in progress; the first checklist item remains unchecked until it passes.

Screenshots

These are real application captures from the retained QA runs. The two “before” images were taken before the final progress-disclosure pass, after the earlier outcome/result repair; they are not a claim of a full pre-PR baseline. Current captures use the final implementation. Window size and capture height vary to keep the relevant content readable.

Default final read: concise outcome, three result previews, folded progress, visible Usage and collapsed About.

Completed review with concise outcome, three result previews and folded progress

1. Result content and prior findings remain inspectable

The latest review is first and its Details shows {"issues":[]}. Expanding the older outputs exposes the original rounding finding. This verifies that simplifying the default read did not remove the earlier result.

Latest review Details with an empty issue list

Earlier review finding retained behind the additional outputs disclosure

2. Usage stays visible; About expands to the original metadata

Inputs, pinned version, agent references, caller, workspace and run identity remain available. The closed state is visible in the default screenshot above.

Expanded About metadata beside the unchanged Usage panel

3. Review progress: seven rows become one, with all rows recoverable

Before the final disclosure pass, the one-step round showed seven rows. The final default view above keeps the executed review prominent and counts the six quiet rows. Expanding restores the original graph order and each state label.

Review progress before the final disclosure change

All seven review steps restored in graph order after expansion

4. Orchestrated progress: thirteen rows become seven; eight segments become seven

The successful source/control rows move behind the counted disclosure, and the bar matches the served seven-step count. These images are the same completed orchestrated run.

Orchestrated progress before the final disclosure and source-count correction

Final orchestrated progress with seven rows and seven bar segments

5. Recovered dependency failure has a current successful briefing

The receipt dependency was supplied and the public rerun completed round 2. The old failure no longer dominates the current briefing; original results and story remain inspectable.

Dependency recovery completed in round two without a stale failure card

6. Terminal quarantine preserves evidence and withdraws invalid actions

The terminal card explains that the run ended and retains Open entry. The sheet keeps the hint, input, counters and ordered attempt chain, without Requeue or Cancel. This historical quarantined run is intentionally still failed; it is not claimed to have been automatically unquarantined.

Terminal quarantine card with ended-run guidance and Open entry

Terminal quarantine sheet retaining attempt history without Requeue or Cancel

7. Real cancellation recovery and its retained generation history

The run status is done in generation 2 after a real in-flight cancellation and public rerun. CLI turn evidence records the new session/binding epoch and approved command judge. The generation inspector still exposes the existing “no verdict recorded” / “interrupted before it finished” projection discussed under limitations below; the screenshot is included rather than hiding that discrepancy.

Completed run after in-flight cancellation and rerun

Preserved generation history, including the remaining verdict-projection limitation

8. Fresh timeline has one initial-round start

The narrated story contains one “Round 1 started”. The public raw timeline separately confirmed exactly one generation_started; the UI does not deduplicate persisted events to conceal the bug.

Fresh completed run with one initial-round start in its story

9. Operational wake status and best-result navigation remain visible

The CI follow-up keeps Last woke and the daemon-selected Best result outside the closed About disclosure. Static identity and configuration remain folded. These captures come from the rebuilt application and real daemon using the existing deterministic E2E fixtures; they are separate from the live-provider QA walks above.

Watch run with Last woke visible while About is closed

Exhausted run with the daemon-selected best result accessible while About is closed

The unchanged watch cursor and best-generation navigation assertions pass. The default-read E2E expands About before asserting run identity. The terminal keyboard E2E now focuses the actual xterm input and additionally proves executed command output, with no terminal production change. All four focused browser scenarios and 166 component tests passed.

The follow-up is committed as 596a83208. Fresh focused browser validation passed all four scenarios; the final affected gate passed with 6,807 Web tests, typecheck, lint, and Go race/integration coverage. CI for the current head passed 24 jobs on its first attempt, including the corrected Loop and terminal cases. One unchanged session-provider override case timed out waiting for a prompt request; its trace shows the runtime picker regained focus with the message still in the composer. Two fresh local repetitions passed unchanged. Only the failed Web shard and aggregate check are being rerun; the delivery checkbox remains open until they pass.

Agent contribution and verification

Codex implemented and verified the core changes and assembled the delivery. Claude Fable 5.1, High effort, was orchestrated through a named Herdr TUI for the frontend. It used eng-design, react, agent-browser and the eng-ui-screenshot helpers. The UI reuses Button, cn, existing Pill/PillDot state chips and Sheet composites from @compozy/ui; no parallel primitive, palette or shared-package change was introduced.

The controller inspected the production diff and screenshots, reran the focused UI suites without cache, verified the real runtime outcomes and final gate, and retired the worker. Human review is still required before merge; no human verification is implied by agent execution.

Impact

Surface Impact / compatibility
CLI and native tools Existing task-result reads recover their intended behavior; briefing guidance uses the existing accepted rerun operation. No new verb, flag, output schema or compozy__* ID
HTTP / UDS / Web reads Corrected result identity/availability, current-generation blockers and lifecycle events through existing DTOs/routes; Web progressively discloses content and scopes terminal quarantine controls
Built-in extensions implement-tasks command judging uses the daemon-bound executable. No extension manifest, hook or config-key change
Persistence No schema migration or persisted rewrite. Identical carried references deduplicate at the read boundary; conflicting references still fail. Rerun uses immutable lineage and the original atomic ownership check
Workspace isolation Existing task/workspace authorization, generation owner checks, binding owner fences and run-local identities remain authoritative
packages/ui Existing exports consumed; no source/token changes
Official skill / docs skills/compozy/references/loops.md documents daemon-bound command discovery. Five affected QA scenario files and the runtime report are updated. The complete packages/site/content/docs/examples/implement-tasks-loop.mdx example is synchronized with the shipped YAML; no route/config reference change is needed

Limits and review focus

  • Existing quarantined cells remain parked according to the current policy; this PR does not implicitly unquarantine them. Old duplicate timeline events remain immutable.
  • Screenshot follow-up exposed a remaining generation-inspector discrepancy on the completed cancellation/rerun case: run status and Goal turn evidence say completed/approved, while generation rows still render “no verdict recorded” / “interrupted before it finished”. The current progress roster can also retain pending branches. This PR does not claim to fix those independent projections.
  • Historical UI reads whose stored status is live retain their previous behavior; only terminal-status quarantine scoping changed here.
  • The QA contract explicitly excludes unrelated network-channel collaboration. The original generic contract was retained; actual provider, role, artifact-reuse, disruption and cross-surface checks were preserved.
  • Review the binding allocation guard, original rerun compare-and-swap, conflicting-result corruption guard, and preservation of live quarantine actions. Validation covers the recorded scenarios and regression invariants, not arbitrary Loop definitions.

  • make gate passes locally; this PR is delivered only after its required CI checks are green
  • New or changed behavior is covered by tests, or I explained above why not
  • If an agent wrote or co-wrote this, I named it above and verified the result myself

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Run steps can now be folded to reduce visual clutter, with summaries showing hidden steps.
    • Artifact lists preview the first three results, with expandable details and summaries for partial or pruned outputs.
    • “About this run” details are now collapsible.
    • Artifact names and output availability are displayed more clearly across generations.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Quarantine actions are no longer offered after a run has ended.
    • Run summaries and rerun suggestions now reflect the latest generation and current run state.
    • Large outputs remain accessible without overwhelming the run headline.

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Walkthrough

The changes update daemon command environment handling, generation-aware loop briefings and reruns, carried-result storage, binding allocation, and run-page interactions. The PR also adds regression coverage for generation lineage, result integrity, terminal quarantine state, artifact disclosure, and quiet-step folding.

Changes

Daemon-matched command environment

Layer / File(s) Summary
Environment matching and command execution
internal/acp/..., internal/daemon/..., extensions/spec-cycle/embed_test.go
Exports DaemonMatchedEnv, applies it to launched and shell-executed commands, and resolves the test binary through COMPOZY_BIN.

Loop generation and result handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Generation-aware briefing and artifacts
internal/loop/briefing.go, internal/loop/run_read_briefing.go, internal/loop/*test.go
Briefings use the active generation. Terminal reruns require valid plans and outputs. Artifact projections use graph nodes, generation ordering, availability, and stable fallback names.
Latest-generation rerun planning
internal/loop/service_timetravel.go, internal/loop/timetravel_types.go, internal/loop/service_test.go
Reruns read persisted generations and use the latest generation for planning, provenance, parent generation, and idempotent replay.
Generation allocation and result integrity
internal/store/globaldb/...
Binding allocation supports unbound generation epochs. Coordinator state tracks snapshot generations. Identical carried result descriptors are deduplicated, while conflicting payloads remain corrupt.

Loop run-page interaction updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Terminal quarantine state
web/src/systems/loops/components/run-page/loop-quarantine-sheet.tsx, loop-run-needs-you-card.tsx, web/src/systems/os/apps/loops/...
Terminal run status changes quarantine text and removes requeue and cancel actions.
Collapsible run details and artifacts
web/src/systems/loops/components/run-page/loop-run-about-rail.tsx, loop-run-artifact-list.tsx, web/src/systems/loops/components/__tests__/loop-run-page.test.tsx
About details and artifact content become expandable. Artifact lists show a three-item preview and partial or pruned counts.
Quiet-step progress folding
web/src/systems/loops/lib/loop-run-progress.ts, loop-run-steps-progress.tsx, loop-run-step-row.tsx, related tests
Progress rows expose node class and quiet state. Settled quiet rows fold into summaries and expand in graph order.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 596a8

Loop recovery and run inspection behavior are updated with broad regression coverage, but reruns may still present obsolete pending blockers or commands from an earlier generation. This is a bounded recovery-flow risk that should be addressed before relying on reruns with carried historical state.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant RerunRequest
  participant RerunFromNode
  participant GenerationLineageReader
  participant planRerunGeneration
  participant TimeTravelStore
  RerunRequest->>RerunFromNode: request rerun from node
  RerunFromNode->>GenerationLineageReader: list persisted generations
  GenerationLineageReader-->>RerunFromNode: latest generation lineage
  RerunFromNode->>planRerunGeneration: plan with latest generation
  planRerunGeneration->>TimeTravelStore: create rerun operation
  TimeTravelStore-->>RerunFromNode: rerun result
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React Doctor found 3 new issues in 3 files · 3 warnings · score 93 / 100 (Great) · 3 fixed · vs main

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src/systems/loops/components/run-page/loop-quarantine-sheet.tsx

  • ⚠️ L61 React function has high control-flow complexity no-high-complexity-react-function

src/systems/loops/components/run-page/loop-run-needs-you-card.tsx

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src/systems/os/apps/loops/loop-run-detail-location.tsx

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This PR stabilizes loop recovery and makes run inspection more concise without removing access to history or metadata.

  • Deduplicates identical carried result descriptors while preserving corruption detection for conflicting references.
  • Uses current-generation state for blockers, rerun planning, binding allocation, lineage, and lifecycle projection.
  • Binds command evaluation to the daemon executable and environment.
  • Simplifies run outcomes, artifacts, progress, quarantine controls, and metadata disclosure.
  • The changes since the previous review restore visible operational status rows and strengthen browser coverage.
  • The previous expansion-state finding remains outstanding: the progress component still retains showAll when its round or fold identity changes.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge; the only outstanding feedback is the non-blocking progress-expansion state issue from the previous review.

No new actionable issue was introduced since the previous review. The prior progress-disclosure finding remains outstanding because showAll is still initialized once and is not reset when a new round or fold model arrives, so an expanded view can carry into later progress.

Files Needing Attention: web/src/systems/loops/components/run-page/loop-run-steps-progress.tsx

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
internal/loop/briefing.go Projects blockers and activity from the current generation, validates terminal rerun guidance, and keeps payloads out of terminal headlines.
internal/store/globaldb/global_db_task_run_results.go Deduplicates identical external result descriptors while retaining the conflicting-result corruption guard.
internal/store/globaldb/global_db_goal_binding_allocate.go Allocates the next run-local Goal binding epoch inside the existing owner transaction.
internal/loop/service_timetravel.go Plans reruns from immutable lineage while retaining the original projection for ownership comparison.
web/src/systems/loops/components/run-page/loop-run-steps-progress.tsx Adds progressive disclosure for quiet steps, but the previously reported expansion state still persists across round or fold changes.
web/src/systems/loops/components/run-page/loop-run-about-rail.tsx Keeps Best result and Last woke visible while folding static run metadata under About.
web/e2e/tests/terminal.spec.ts Targets the actual terminal input and verifies that keyboard-entered commands execute through the runtime.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart LR
  Persisted[Persisted loop state] --> Read[Daemon run read]
  Read --> Current[Current-generation projection]
  Current --> Briefing[Outcome, blockers, and artifacts]
  Current --> Recovery[Validated rerun guidance]
  Briefing --> Web[Run inspection page]
  Recovery --> Planner[Existing rerun planner]
  Web --> Results[Concise results and expandable history]
  Web --> Progress[Folded progress steps]
  Web --> About[Visible operational status and collapsible metadata]
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// In-page state like the register's lane; opens in place so hidden rows
// return in graph order.
const [showAll, setShowAll] = useState(false);
const listId = useId();

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P2 Expansion Persists Across Rounds

When a user expands the quiet rows, showAll remains set as later progress models and rounds arrive because this component is reused without resetting that state. As a result, a new generation can start with all quiet control and skipped rows expanded instead of using the intended folded default. Reset the expansion state when the round or fold identity changes.

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internal/loop/briefing.go (1)

192-195: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Filter pending requests by the active generation.

loadAllPendingRequests returns every pending request for the run, and each request retains its generation. When an older request remains pending after currentBriefingGeneration advances, this loop adds a stale blocker and builds a response command for the old generation. Skip requests where request.Generation != generation.

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In `@internal/loop/briefing.go` around lines 192 - 195, Update the pending-request
loop in loadAllPendingRequests to skip requests whose Generation differs from
the active generation, while preserving the existing pending-State filter and
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In `@internal/store/globaldb/global_db_goal_binding_integration_test.go`:
- Around line 269-271: Update the test around AllocateSessionBindingAttempt to
assert the specific typed error reason for a skipped target epoch, using
requireGoalReasonCode or an equivalent ErrorAs-based assertion instead of only
checking err != nil; preserve the existing failure message and scenario.
- Around line 295-300: Update the unbound-generation test case to use
tc.targetEpoch instead of literal epoch 2 for identity derivation, result
validation, lookup, and activation operations. Ensure all epoch-sensitive
assertions and calls consistently exercise the requested target epoch, including
epoch 1 for that case.

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In `@internal/loop/briefing.go`:
- Around line 192-195: Update the pending-request loop in loadAllPendingRequests
to skip requests whose Generation differs from the active generation, while
preserving the existing pending-State filter and processing only requests
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Comment on lines +269 to +271
if _, err := globalDB.AllocateSessionBindingAttempt(ctx, &invalid); err == nil {
t.Fatal("AllocateSessionBindingAttempt() accepted a skipped target epoch")
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the expected skipped-epoch error.

This check accepts any error. An unrelated database or validation error would pass the test. Assert the expected typed reason with requireGoalReasonCode or an equivalent ErrorAs assertion.

As per path instructions, “MUST have specific error assertions (ErrorContains, ErrorAs).”

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In `@internal/store/globaldb/global_db_goal_binding_integration_test.go` around
lines 269 - 271, Update the test around AllocateSessionBindingAttempt to assert
the specific typed error reason for a skipped target epoch, using
requireGoalReasonCode or an equivalent ErrorAs-based assertion instead of only
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wantAttemptID, wantSessionID := goal.DeriveBindingIdentity(checkpointKey, handle, 2)
for binding := range results {
if binding.BindingEpoch != 2 || binding.State != goal.BindingStateCreating ||
binding.BindingAttemptID != wantAttemptID || binding.SessionID != wantSessionID {
t.Errorf("allocated binding = %#v, want deterministic creating epoch 2", binding)
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use tc.targetEpoch for all epoch-sensitive checks and operations.

The unbound-generation case requests epoch 1, but identity derivation, result validation, lookup, and activation still use literal epoch 2. The test can reject a correct epoch-1 allocation or miss an incorrect path. Replace those epoch literals with tc.targetEpoch.

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In `@internal/store/globaldb/global_db_goal_binding_integration_test.go` around
lines 295 - 300, Update the unbound-generation test case to use tc.targetEpoch
instead of literal epoch 2 for identity derivation, result validation, lookup,
and activation operations. Ensure all epoch-sensitive assertions and calls
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* or the run ended, so the sheet can never offer a verb the daemon would now
* reject. The entry itself stays readable either way.
*/
export function LoopQuarantineSheet({

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React Doctor · react-doctor/no-high-complexity-react-function (warning)

LoopQuarantineSheet has cyclomatic complexity 19, cognitive complexity 32, and maximum nesting depth 3, so its React logic is hard to understand and change. Extract independent branches into components or hooks.

Fix → Extract independent render branches and state logic into focused components or hooks until the control flow is easy to follow.

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pedronauck merged commit 610abf2 into main Sep 5, 2026
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Daemon boot fails when carried Loop outputs share a task_run_id

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