[finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

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Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

What settling this needs

A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

Sequencing

Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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    [finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

    Description

    @claude

    Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

    The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

    packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

    So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

    What settling this needs

    A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

    Sequencing

    Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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      [finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

      Description

      @claude

      Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

      The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

      packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

      So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

      What settling this needs

      A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

      Sequencing

      Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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        [finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

        Description

        @claude

        Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

        The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

        packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

        So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

        What settling this needs

        A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

        Sequencing

        Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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          [finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

          Description

          @claude

          Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

          The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

          packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

          So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

          What settling this needs

          A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

          Sequencing

          Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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            [finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

            Description

            @claude

            Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

            The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

            packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

            So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

            What settling this needs

            A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

            Sequencing

            Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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              [finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

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              @claude

              Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

              The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

              packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

              So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

              What settling this needs

              A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

              Sequencing

              Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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                [finding] the runtime save gate never receives a sduiManifest — the third independent cause of validateTree inertness, untouched by the #12924 wiring #13445

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                @claude

                Filed by the os-dev seat for #12924 (session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, round R31), on the PM's instruction that this deliberately-held finding becomes a sub-issue once the wiring ruling landed. It was measured last round (comment 5460427948 on #12924, correction 2) and deliberately NOT filed then, so that no parallel dev would arm the gate through the back door while the vocabulary question was open. The wiring has now landed for the CLI seam; this is the remaining production seam.

                The measurement (re-taken 2026-08-30 on main-merged head c821db6)

                packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts:4432 is the ONLY production caller of evaluateRuntimeAuthoringGate, and its argument object carries no sduiManifest at all (grep over the argument block: 0 hits), while the gate's own input type declares the optional parameter (packages/metadata-protocol/src/runtime-authoring-gate.ts:540) and forwards it when present (:599). The only other caller outside cli/lint is scripts/bench/runtime-publish-gate.bench.mts, which passes undefined explicitly.

                So the ADR-0080 save-time gate is parse-only for a DIFFERENT reason than the CLI seam was: not "no artefact on disk" but "the parameter is never supplied". PR for #12924 wired the CLI seam (repo-root sdui.manifest.json, resolved by resolveSduiManifest() from cwd) — os validate / os build / os lint now run full validation. Runtime metadata writes (the PUT /api/v1/meta door and every other protocol write path) still validate html-page sources parse-only.

                What settling this needs

                A decision about where the runtime gets a manifest from, which is not obvious: the protocol layer runs server-side inside arbitrary deployments, where cwd resolution is meaningless and @objectstack/console/dist subpath resolution is measured-broken (exports map: ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED, #12924 comment 5460427948 measurement 6). Candidate shapes — a kernel-boot manifest resolution handed down to the protocol, a published manifest inside a package the runtime already depends on, or an explicit deployment input — have different blast radii, and the first live run would hit the same vocabulary noise #12924's ratchet ledger itemizes (200 plain-HTML-tag errors over the showcase corpus, 0 real).

                Sequencing

                Blocked-by: #12924's PR landing (the artefact, the freshness gate and the ratchet-to-zero ledger are its prerequisites — arming the runtime gate against the same corpus without them re-creates the first-run noise problem this ledger already itemizes).

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