agent-repo/v1 init.sh creates /workspace/project/results/ and .gitignore,
making the directory non-empty before the integrator clone action runs.
git clone into a non-empty directory fails with 'already exists'.
Integrators don't need the agent-repo lifecycle — they clone origin/main
directly and push back. Remove agent-repo/v1 from the composite.
Copies code-sonnet-direct/v1 (composite) and direct-push/v1 (context)
from agent-runtimes local harnesses to the CRS-served framework repo.
These are required by the sonnet-integrator task template used in the
ralph coding loop. Without them, all integrator dispatches fail with
"harness not found in any concepts repo: code-sonnet-direct/v1".
Three load-bearing fixes for the airouter dogfood pipeline, derived from
the 2026-05-08 batch-3 dogfood postmortem (gotchas-airouter.md items 27-30):
1. agent-repo/v1/init.sh — seed fresh task branches from
/workspace/reference/main/ (the upstream clone) rather than the agent
repo's stale main. This was THE killer for batch 3: the
agent-runtimes-agents fork has been frozen at 2026-05-04 since the
"Fork cleanup" PR, so every agent started from old state, missing
recent test files and the M16/M22 scripts to delete. The fork remains
the push remote (so finalize.sh works); only the working-tree seed
moves to the upstream reference. Falls back to fork main when the
reference clone isn't available (preserves legacy behavior). Tagged
AR-14a.
2. requires_labels on contexts/composites — airouter context + both
airouter composites declare requires_labels: [airouter] so the
dispatcher's _collect_supported_harnesses (with the matching agent-
runtimes change) advertises them only on dispatchers carrying the
airouter label. Stops the main dispatcher from claiming airouter-
labeled tasks and dying at init time. Composites that wrap label-
restricted contexts MUST redeclare their own requires_labels — no
auto-traversal of layers (kept simple).
3. agent-repo/v1/finalize.sh — AR-21 diff-against-upstream verification.
New env-var protocol:
- AGENT_EXPECTED_CHANGED_FILES (comma-separated paths that MUST
appear in `git diff <ref/main>..HEAD`)
- AGENT_FORBIDDEN_CHANGED_FILES (paths that MUST NOT appear)
finalize.sh fails the task (exit 1) if either invariant is violated;
the branch is still pushed for forensics so the operator can inspect.
Catches BOTH the false-success mode (item 30 — agent reports succeeded
but never changed the target file) AND the destructive-Write mode
(item 21 — task 4a2f2988 stripped 9 unrelated functions). Also writes
diff_verified, diff_mismatch, diff_changed_files into ci_metadata.json.
CRS pulls all three on next CP poll — no agent-runtimes image rebuild
needed for the framework parts. The matching dispatcher poller filter
ships in agent-runtimes (separate commit).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase 8 cutover (M22) renamed the anthropic harness from anthropic-cloud
→ anthropic-cloud-paul-oauth in agent-runtimes, but the equivalent
rename in this framework's composites and the deletion of the stale
SOPS-era anthropic-cloud/v1 dir were never done. Every cloud-Anthropic
composite (haiku/sonnet/opus code, planning, security-review, spec-
writing, test-writing, best-practices) layered the dead context and
silently never resolved a credential.
- Update 14 composites to layer anthropic-cloud-paul-oauth/v1
- Delete the orphaned harnesses/contexts/anthropic-cloud/v1/ directory
(used pre-Phase-9 SOPS file delivery; now obsolete)
Closes BUG-22b. Pairs with the live PATCH /v1/accounts/{id} rename
shipped under BUG-22a.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the tdd-gate harness context (TEST_PASS_REQUIRED=true + CLAUDE.md
methodology) and five provider-specific TDD composites that layer
tdd-protect + tdd-gate + python-dev + tdd-file-lock on top of the
existing code-* layer stacks. Matching task templates for sonnet, opus,
haiku, minimax, and airouter. allowed_failing_tests support noted in
warnings pending M19 pre-test hook implementation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
