[Half-state patrol] check-half-states live sweep — generated view (please pin)

[os-warren]

os-half-state-sweep — machine-findable marker for this generated view.

Generated view — not a second tracker. Authority lives on each card and PR (one-board rule); this body is rewritten IN PLACE by the scheduled patrol workflow (.github/workflows/half-state-patrol.yml) on every run, and the edit history is the archive. Report-only: every row is patrol input, never a gate verdict, and this sweep never fixes a state. Each predicate and the protocol clause it enforces are documented in scripts/pm/check-half-states.mjs.

Swept 2026-08-19T13:55:02.824Z · run 32260828333 · commit 17854cba0f015f5d6fa343faef4454e2acafc2b0 · trigger schedule

The timestamp above is the patrol's own heartbeat: a Swept line that stops advancing means the standing caller died, which is the failure this anchor was created to make visible. Read it before you read the rows.

check-half-states: swept 191 open pm-/p0-labeled issue(s), 226 open issue(s) in the unscoped pass (H13–H15), 7 open PR(s) (merge state read on 0 of 0 H16 candidate(s)) and 198 recently-merged PR(s) in objectstack-ai/objectstack — 61 half-state(s) found. Report-only: findings are patrol input, not a gate verdict.

Findings

• H9 #1883 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H11 #1883 — important card parked: priority:p2 + security sitting in pm:on-hold, open ~65d (threshold 7d) — the important-parked inventory exists so a bug or security card cannot age out of sight inside a parked state. Re-check the card's Blocked-by: / Restart-when: liveness in the triage round.
• H9 #2657 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H11 #3267 — important card parked: priority:p2 sitting in pm:on-hold, open ~31d (threshold 7d) — the important-parked inventory exists so a bug or security card cannot age out of sight inside a parked state. Re-check the card's Blocked-by: / Restart-when: liveness in the triage round.
• H9 #5058 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #5082 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H5 #6021 — title says ⏳ vacant but assignees are [os-warren]
• H5 #6023 — title says 🟢 os-steve but assignees are [os-project-manager]
• H6 #6023 — seat body is 21.9 KB (soft bound ~10 KB) — compact to the six-section current-state template (Seat-post protocol: registry bodies grow without bound — bound the live body to current state, move shift narration out #7583; edit history is the archive)
• H6 #6024 — seat body is 11.4 KB (soft bound ~10 KB) — compact to the six-section current-state template (Seat-post protocol: registry bodies grow without bound — bound the live body to current state, move shift narration out #7583; edit history is the archive)
• H6 #6025 — seat body is 18.6 KB (soft bound ~10 KB) — compact to the six-section current-state template (Seat-post protocol: registry bodies grow without bound — bound the live body to current state, move shift narration out #7583; edit history is the archive)
• H5 #6367 — title says 🟢 os-elon but assignees are [none]
• H6 #6367 — seat body is 17.6 KB (soft bound ~10 KB) — compact to the six-section current-state template (Seat-post protocol: registry bodies grow without bound — bound the live body to current state, move shift narration out #7583; edit history is the archive)
• H9 #6590 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H2 #7279 — assignee set but no claim comment on the thread
• H9 #7611 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H11 #7616 — important card parked: bug sitting in pm:on-hold, open ~8d (threshold 7d) — the important-parked inventory exists so a bug or security card cannot age out of sight inside a parked state. Re-check the card's Blocked-by: / Restart-when: liveness in the triage round.
• H9 #8006 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #8103 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #8345 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #8346 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #8347 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #8501 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H2 #8531 — assignee set but no claim comment on the thread
• H9 #8641 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #8672 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H13 #8714 — domain:* with no pm-state label and ~5h without activity (threshold 2h) — routing landed, the state machine never did, so the card is invisible to every seat's candidate query. A half-state older than one sweep cycle is a defect of the healing loop (triage sweep disjunct ③), not inventory: pair the domain label with its pm-state in one write, oldest first.
• H9 #8998 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9089 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9139 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9167 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9236 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9272 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9276 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H2 #9281 — assignee set but no claim comment on the thread
• H4 #9313 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H9 #9350 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9371 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H14 #9465 — pm:blocking carried while NO open card's Blocked-by: body line targets it — a stale derived cache. The label is not a state a seat sets: the triage sweep derives it from the Blocked-by: reverse index, and the lane selection order ranks it second only to priority:p0. So a stale one is worse than an absent one — it boosts a card nothing depends on, with authority. Report-only: the remedy is the triage sweep's derivation pass dropping the label (or the missing Blocked-by: line landing on the card that really is waiting), never a label written from this script.
• H15 #9465 — oldest UNCLAIMED pm:blocking card: open ~35h, 3 of 5 open pm:blocking card(s) unassigned. The lane selection order puts pm:blocking second only to priority:p0, so an unclaimed one aging while fresher cards are picked is selection-order drift — visible here by name instead of only in a seat's memory. Age is the CARD's (created_at, the same quantity the order's within-rank tie-break reads), not the label's: that would need a per-card timeline fetch this sweep never makes. Visibility row — no threshold, it reports unconditionally, and like everything here it is patrol input, not a verdict.
• H9 #9591 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H4 #9652 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H14 #9652 — targeted by 1 open card(s)' Blocked-by: body line (tests(identity): pin the unpinned admin-lifecycle clauses of identity-auth.admin-lifecycle-operations — coverage gaps from QA run #9401 #9482) but NOT carrying pm:blocking — a real unblocker the selection order cannot see. The label is the derived cache that makes a card outrank everything but priority:p0; without it this card competes on age alone while the cards waiting on it cannot start. Report-only: the remedy is the triage sweep's derivation pass applying the label, never a hand-applied one.
• H9 #9659 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H9 #9707 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H4 #9709 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H4 #9714 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H14 #9730 — pm:blocking carried while NO open card's Blocked-by: body line targets it — a stale derived cache. The label is not a state a seat sets: the triage sweep derives it from the Blocked-by: reverse index, and the lane selection order ranks it second only to priority:p0. So a stale one is worse than an absent one — it boosts a card nothing depends on, with authority. Report-only: the remedy is the triage sweep's derivation pass dropping the label (or the missing Blocked-by: line landing on the card that really is waiting), never a label written from this script.
• H4 #9748 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H4 #9754 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H4 #9755 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H13 #9756 — domain:* with no pm-state label and ~5h without activity (threshold 2h) — routing landed, the state machine never did, so the card is invisible to every seat's candidate query. A half-state older than one sweep cycle is a defect of the healing loop (triage sweep disjunct ③), not inventory: pair the domain label with its pm-state in one write, oldest first.
• H4 #9757 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H4 #9758 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H9 #9819 — pm:on-hold with no Restart-when: body line — the hold state is legal only with a machine-fireable exit (Restart-when: closed <owner/repo>#N, or a one-line executable predicate). Add the line, or apply the protocol's default: a card no mechanism can revive is closed not planned with reason + provenance in the closing comment (type:Bug holds re-route instead — see the state model's Bug branch).
• H4 #9828 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H8 #9872 — delivering PR docs(comments): date the #3290 session.tenantId removal to v16, not v11 #9990 (merged 2026-08-19) is MERGED but the card still carries pm:dispatched — the merge's paired write never landed. Drop pm:dispatched and re-grade the remainder (re-queue, close, or block the un-delivered half) in the same stroke.
• H4 #9876 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H14 #9968 — pm:blocking carried while NO open card's Blocked-by: body line targets it — a stale derived cache. The label is not a state a seat sets: the triage sweep derives it from the Blocked-by: reverse index, and the lane selection order ranks it second only to priority:p0. So a stale one is worse than an absent one — it boosts a card nothing depends on, with authority. Report-only: the remedy is the triage sweep's derivation pass dropping the label (or the missing Blocked-by: line landing on the card that really is waiting), never a label written from this script.
• H4 #9969 — pm:blocked without a Blocked-by: body line
• H2 #9983 — assignee set but no claim comment on the thread