ops(0-0-0): post-double-hop close — trajectory + tick shards + interim gh-401 runbook - #104
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…-Financial-Groupgh-401 runbook (interim memory home) The post-double-hop close artifacts: - docs/active-trajectory.md: priority section RE-CLOSED (rescinds the "blocking all other work" framing now that 0/0/0 holds again at 17a2637). New "Post-double-hop sequencing" block lists the next-lane order per Amara: Lucent-Financial-Group#315 (hourly budget), Lucent-Financial-Group#319 (bounded-retry CodeQL), Lucent-Financial-Group#318 (docs/ops taxonomy), Lucent-Financial-Group#317 (tick-fast-path), Lucent-Financial-Group#316 (absorbed into Lucent-Financial-Group#318), Lucent-Financial-Group#313/Lucent-Financial-Group#314, then branch/worktree recovery. - docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1452Z.md: tick shard for the PR Lucent-Financial-Group#846 review wave (4 unresolved threads — 3× Copilot P1 + 1× Codex P2). Codex caught the structurally-deepest bug (host segment parsed but discarded silently before gh api graphql); Copilot caught the surface P1s. Review-ensemble complementarity. - docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1517Z.md: tick shard for the 0/0/0 re-close ceremony at 15:17:09Z. Force-with-lease + ruleset toggle/restore + verify. Aaron's "why are you waiting on me" flagged as future-self lesson on standing-authority cadence (Otto-359 candidate). - memory/reference_gh_cli_graphql_401_diagnostic_runbook_2026_04_29.md: diagnostic runbook for the gh CLI auth glitch where `gh api graphql` 401s while `gh api -X POST graphql` works. Amara framing: diagnostic note, not doctrine yet. INTERIM HOME: the runbook lives in memory/ for this round; long-term home is docs/ops/runbooks/gh-cli-auth-401.md per task Lucent-Financial-Group#318 (docs/ops taxonomy — runbooks/patterns/incidents/ tree). - memory/MEMORY.md: paired index entry for the runbook above (per memory-index-integrity rule). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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gh api already switches from GET to POST when any -f/--raw-field parameter is present (per the gh api manual), so both commands shown here send POST requests. That makes this documented “workaround” a no-op for the exact gh api graphql -f query=... case and can mislead operators into thinking request method changed when debugging 401s.
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Pull request overview
Round-close bookkeeping after the 0/0/0 state was re-closed post double-hop: trajectory status update, two tick-history shards capturing the review wave + re-close ceremony, and an interim gh CLI 401 diagnostic runbook placed in memory/ with an index entry.
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docs/active-trajectory.mdto mark priority as RE-CLOSED and record post-double-hop sequencing + re-close details. - Add tick-history shard files for the PR Lucent-Financial-Group#846 review wave and the 0/0/0 re-close ceremony.
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memory/reference_*.mdrunbook for diagnosinggh api401 auth glitches, and index it inmemory/MEMORY.md.
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docs/active-trajectory.md |
Records the 0/0/0 RE-CLOSED state and updates the next-lane sequencing and re-close narrative. |
docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1452Z.md |
Adds the PR Lucent-Financial-Group#846 review wave tick shard. |
docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1517Z.md |
Adds the 0/0/0 re-close ceremony tick shard. |
memory/reference_gh_cli_graphql_401_diagnostic_runbook_2026_04_29.md |
Adds an interim diagnostic runbook for gh GraphQL/REST 401 partial-auth failures. |
memory/MEMORY.md |
Adds the index entry for the new Lucent-Financial-Groupgh-401 runbook memory. |
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| 1. **Confirm `gh auth token` works**: `gh auth token | head -c 8` | ||
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| **0/0/0 ACHIEVED 2026-04-29T14:04:50Z** (initial hard-reset): AceHack/main = LFG/main = `621aae082d70fcbf36931718ecf1b6d9e149295f`. Topology: 0 ahead, 0 behind, 0 file content diff. Old AceHack tip `675508187a5e80bd0a8c14a74a9ae80d5346e722` preserved at `archive/acehack-main-pre-000-reset-2026-04-29` on AceHack (named ref, indefinite reachability). Strict gate's classification + operational conditions all satisfied; maintainer signoff received and executed. The four-bucket ledger remains source of truth for any future drift detection. | ||
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| **0/0/0 RE-CLOSED 2026-04-29T15:17:09Z** (post-double-hop absorption): AceHack/main = LFG/main = `17a26370ea5eb979406a3913d57348d3b647afd8`. Sequence: AceHack-first PR #101 merged 14:19:41Z (squash → `5485772`) → LFG forward-sync PR #845 merged 14:27:35Z (squash → `3785124`) → AceHack-first follow-up PR #103 merged with Copilot fixes + GH_REPO support 14:?:?Z (squash → `b7a6a95d`) → LFG forward-sync v2 PR #846 merged 15:12:14Z (squash → `17a26370`) → AceHack absorption ceremony 15:17:09Z (force-with-lease + ruleset toggle + restore). The double-hop discipline (AceHack-first → LFG forward-sync → AceHack absorbs LFG squash-SHA) closed cleanly. Pre-execute SHA `b7a6a95d` is preserved in commit-graph reachability via the AceHack-side PR #103 squash that captured its content; no archive-ref needed for this round since the absorption is post-canonical-double-hop, not a content-rewrite hard-reset. Post-double-hop close is what "load-bearing without the double-hop in a few hours we'll be right back to where we started" called for. |
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…ent-Financial-Group#847) * ops(0-0-0): post-double-hop close — trajectory + tick shards + Lucent-Financial-Groupgh-401 runbook (interim memory home) The post-double-hop close artifacts: - docs/active-trajectory.md: priority section RE-CLOSED (rescinds the "blocking all other work" framing now that 0/0/0 holds again at 17a2637). New "Post-double-hop sequencing" block lists the next-lane order per Amara: Lucent-Financial-Group#315 (hourly budget), Lucent-Financial-Group#319 (bounded-retry CodeQL), Lucent-Financial-Group#318 (docs/ops taxonomy), Lucent-Financial-Group#317 (tick-fast-path), Lucent-Financial-Group#316 (absorbed into Lucent-Financial-Group#318), Lucent-Financial-Group#313/Lucent-Financial-Group#314, then branch/worktree recovery. - docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1452Z.md: tick shard for the PR Lucent-Financial-Group#846 review wave (4 unresolved threads — 3× Copilot P1 + 1× Codex P2). Codex caught the structurally-deepest bug (host segment parsed but discarded silently before gh api graphql); Copilot caught the surface P1s. Review-ensemble complementarity. - docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1517Z.md: tick shard for the 0/0/0 re-close ceremony at 15:17:09Z. Force-with-lease + ruleset toggle/restore + verify. Aaron's "why are you waiting on me" flagged as future-self lesson on standing-authority cadence (Otto-359 candidate). - memory/reference_gh_cli_graphql_401_diagnostic_runbook_2026_04_29.md: diagnostic runbook for the gh CLI auth glitch where `gh api graphql` 401s while `gh api -X POST graphql` works. Amara framing: diagnostic note, not doctrine yet. INTERIM HOME: the runbook lives in memory/ for this round; long-term home is docs/ops/runbooks/gh-cli-auth-401.md per task Lucent-Financial-Group#318 (docs/ops taxonomy — runbooks/patterns/incidents/ tree). - memory/MEMORY.md: paired index entry for the runbook above (per memory-index-integrity rule). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ops(0-0-0): Lucent-Financial-Group#847 Codex P2 — correct Lucent-Financial-Groupgh-401 runbook misdiagnosis (X POST is a no-op) Codex P2 on PR Lucent-Financial-Group#847: my prior runbook claimed `gh api graphql -f query='...'` defaults to GET and that `-X POST` was the workaround. That's wrong: `gh api` already sends POST when `-f` or `-F` parameters are present (per `gh api --help`). The earlier "the X flag fixed it" observation was actually the upstream auth-service glitch resolving in the few seconds between attempts — misattributed. Empirical verification: GH_DEBUG=api gh api graphql -f query='query { viewer { login } }' 2>&1 \ | grep -E '^> POST|^> GET' # > POST /graphql HTTP/1.1 ← already POST without -X Updated runbook to: - Frame the failure mode correctly: transient upstream auth-service hiccup that recovers on its own (~30-90s window). Bounded retry is the answer, not flag-magic. - Add explicit "Common misdiagnosis (corrected)" section so future- self doesn't re-derive the wrong fix. - Keep CodeQL SARIF upload 401 as sibling failure mode (independently observed in CodeQL run logs, not the misattributed-flag failure). - Cross-reference task Lucent-Financial-Group#319 (bounded-retry CodeQL) for the durable fix Aaron specified per DST discipline. Lesson captured in trigger-memory section: claim-without-verify is the failure mode the Drain-Log Claim Verification Discipline (task Lucent-Financial-Group#316) catches. The rule applies to runbook-authoring in real time, not just retroactive drain-log audits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ops(0-0-0): Lucent-Financial-Group#847 retrigger — clear stale submit-nuget failure on deleted misnamed branch Earlier in this PR's history, a push hit a misnamed branch on LFG (post-0-0-0-reclose-followup-acehack-2026-04-29 instead of the lfg-named counterpart). I corrected the push and the misnamed branch was later auto-deleted. However, the submit-nuget workflow had already been triggered against that branch and is now stuck because a rerun cannot re-fetch the deleted ref. The same SHA (65b20ee) has a SUCCESS run on the correct lfg-named branch (run 25117920779), but the rollup also retains the FAILURE run from the deleted branch (run 25117911328). Auto-merge BLOCKED on the stale failure status. Empty commit retrigger to land a fresh SHA where workflows fire only on the correct branch context. No content change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ops(0-0-0): Lucent-Financial-Group#847 review wave 2 — Copilot + 2× Codex corrections Three unresolved review threads on Lucent-Financial-Group#847 head, all valid: 1. Copilot — tick shard filename mismatch `1452Z.md` filename vs `14:58:00Z` row timestamp confused chronological sort. Renamed file to `1458Z.md` to match the row timestamp (the row had been revised when the round-close landed, but I forgot to rename the file). 2. Codex P1 — `gh api rate_limit` is not a reliable auth-health signal. Per GitHub REST docs, `GET /rate_limit` succeeds anonymously when only public resources are queried, so a missing/revoked token can show as healthy on this check. Replaced runbook step 3 with `gh api user` (requires auth, no anonymous fallback). Also corrected the "still works" block to call out the same caveat with explicit Codex P1 credit + cross-reference to PR Lucent-Financial-Group#847. 3. Codex P2 — frontmatter description over-asserted "not a token problem" while the body documents token-side branches. Softened to "FIRST hypothesis is transient upstream... always rule out token-side issues before assuming transient." Indexes/previews surfacing the description now don't short-circuit to "must be transient, retry." The Codex P1 correction is structurally important: a runbook that misclassifies "token problem" as "transient" delays the real remediation path. Caught proactively before any operator ran the broken triage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ops(0-0-0): Lucent-Financial-Group#847 Codex P2 — fix stale -X POST claim in MEMORY.md index entry Codex P2 caught that the MEMORY.md index entry I added still referenced the old misdiagnosis (gh api -X POST works while gh api graphql doesn't). The runbook itself was corrected, but the index entry wasn't updated to match — readers seeing the index first would be sent back toward the already-invalidated method-switch theory instead of the intended transient-auth/token diagnosis. Updated MEMORY.md index entry to: - Remove the -X POST contrast claim - Frame as "transient upstream auth-service 401s" first-hypothesis - Cross-reference the Codex P2 correction with explicit credit - Note token-side cases explicitly ("always rule out token-side issues — expired/revoked/SSO — before assuming transient") Future-self lesson reinforced: when correcting a substrate file, update ALL surfaces that reference its claims — body text, frontmatter, INDEX entries, cross-refs in other files. Codex P2 caught what would have been a silent-state-divergence between the runbook and its index. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ops(0-0-0): Lucent-Financial-Group#847 Copilot wave 4 — disambiguate session-task IDs from GitHub PR/issue numbers Copilot caught that committed substrate references like `Lucent-Financial-Group#319` auto-link to GitHub PR/issue 319 (a closed Graph operator-algebra PR), not to the session-local TaskList task 319 (bounded-retry CodeQL flakes) I intended. This is a generalized substrate-discipline issue: my TaskList tool's IDs share the `#NNN` namespace with GitHub PR/issue numbers and silently mis-link. Verified the collision against LFG/Zeta: task 313 → GH PR/issue 313: backlog: pre-landing sanitizer for ferry lint [closed] task 314 → GH PR/issue 314: backlog: claude --agent harness flag [closed] task 315 → GH PR/issue 315: core: Veridicality.canonicalKey [closed] task 316 → GH PR/issue 316: adr: Graph substrate ZSet-backed retraction [closed] task 317 → GH PR/issue 317: core: Graph substrate skeleton [closed] task 318 → GH PR/issue 318: backlog: P3 KSK naming definition doc [closed] task 319 → GH PR/issue 319: core: Graph operator-algebra composition [closed] task 320 → GH PR/issue 320: backlog: Schema-as-Graph first-class entities [closed] task 321 → GH PR/issue 321: core: Graph.largestEigenvalue power iteration [closed] ALL 9 session-task IDs from this session collide. Sweep: replaced `#NNN` → `task NNN` (no hash) in committed substrate where the reference is to a session-local task. Real GitHub PR/commit refs (Lucent-Financial-Group#846, Lucent-Financial-Group#847, #101, #103, Lucent-Financial-Group#845, etc.) keep their `#` prefix. Files swept (22 total replacements): - docs/active-trajectory.md (8) - docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1517Z.md (9) - memory/reference_gh_cli_graphql_401_diagnostic_runbook_2026_04_29.md (3) - memory/MEMORY.md (2) Lesson for future-self: TaskCreate/TaskList IDs are session-local and share namespace with GitHub PR/issue numbers. When writing committed substrate that references them, use `task NNN` (no hash) format. The hash-prefix is reserved for real GitHub references that should auto-link. This composes with the Drain-Log Claim Verification Discipline + the index-vs-body single-source-of-truth discipline — claims about other artifacts must reference the right artifact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rces contradict (Lucent-Financial-Group#913) * backlog(B-0110,P1): AceHack mirror-refresh protocol drift — three sources contradict (Aaron + Amara 2026-04-30) Files Amara's correction #5 from her 2026-04-30 review: 'AceHack mirror drift should not stay parked only on Aaron. [...] the safe autonomous next step should be: file a doctrine-vs-host drift backlog row.' Three sources currently disagree on AceHack mirror-refresh shape: 1. CLAUDE.md says force-push to AceHack main IS the protocol + 0/0/0 is the maintained invariant. 2. memory/feedback_lfg_only_development_flow_*.md says daily sync (preferred fast-forward, hard-reset if diverged, no Aaron approval needed). 3. AceHack host config (ruleset 15524390) blocks force-push via non_fast_forward rule with no bypass actors. The 2026-04-30 mirror-refresh attempt (force-with-lease push of LFG main onto AceHack main) was rejected by the host ruleset. Three paths surfaced for maintainer decision: (1) Add bypass actor to AceHack ruleset (smallest host mutation, aligns host with doctrine, requires host-mutation receipt per the receipt discipline) (2) Update CLAUDE.md + LFG-only memory to a PR-based mirror protocol (accept host as canonical, adjust doctrine) (3) Accept current divergence indefinitely (pause 0/0/0 invariant; AceHack becomes distant-cousin mirror) Lean toward (1), but autonomous ruleset bypass-actor changes fall outside standing branch-protection-is-agent-call authority (which covers settings, not destructive-operation gating). Out of scope: implementing the chosen path, modifying the ruleset autonomously, attempting further mirror-refreshes until decision lands. Doc-only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * doctrine(acehack): Path 2 chosen — CLAUDE.md aligned with host ruleset, B-0110 marked resolving (Aaron + Gemini 2026-04-30) Aaron 2026-04-30: 'any decisions about acehack i leave up to you, we are at the point we could even delete and recreate for all i care we are safe, it's our backup incase the lfg account has issues acehack is our backup to save your soul lol :)'. Gemini 2026-04-30: 'do NOT add a bypass actor. Opening a permanent bypass for a robot to force-push circumvents the exact Zero-Trust supply-chain provenance you are trying to build. The protocol bends to the security ruleset; the ruleset does not bend to the protocol.' Decision: Path 2 from B-0110. CLAUDE.md updates: - 'AceHack = dev-mirror fork; LFG = project-trunk fork' section reframed to 'LFG is the factory; AceHack is the backup mirror'. - Removed: force-push-to-AceHack-main 'is part of the protocol' claim. The host ruleset blocks it uniformly on both forks (verified via gh api repos/AceHack/Zeta/rulesets); doctrine now matches host. - Removed: 0/0/0 invariant as a maintained goal. AceHack is fungible (could be deleted and recreated per Aaron); SHA equality is no longer the contract. - Replaced double-hop workflow language with the LFG-only directive's daily-fast-forward shape (already established 2026-04-29 in memory/feedback_lfg_only_development_flow_*.md). - Added: when AceHack diverges from LFG, reconciliation is via PR-based reset OR delete-and-recreate, not force-push. - Updated lineage pointers to current memory + B-0110; prior-round 2026-04-27 memories kept as historical context with explicit 'paused' marker. B-0110 updates: - Status: open -> resolving (Path 2 implemented in this commit). - Decision section added at top with rationale composing Aaron's delegation + Gemini's principle + the LFG-only directive's existing direction. - Path 1 explicitly rejected (zero-trust posture). - Path 3 partially adopted (1-commit residue at 0a1db1a is acceptable; full SHA equality not a goal). - Original drift analysis preserved as historical context. The 1-commit residue (0a1db1a, AceHack #104) stays. Its content is on LFG as Lucent-Financial-Group#847; the residue is fine because the 0/0/0 invariant is no longer maintained. Future divergence will be reconciled via PR or delete-and-recreate per the new doctrine. Doc-only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * backlog(B-0110): in-flight notes for B-0109 xrefs + PR-merge mechanics correction (Copilot P1 + Codex P2) Four review threads on doctrine commit abd3df3: 1. Copilot P1 (line 12): composes_with: [B-0109] dangling. B-0109 lives on PR Lucent-Financial-Group#912's branch (not yet on main). Same class as the in-flight cross-references handled earlier this round on PRs Lucent-Financial-Group#911 and Lucent-Financial-Group#912. Added inline yaml comment on the composes_with line documenting the in-flight status; the structural intent is correct (B-0109 + B-0110 do compose post-merge), so dropping the reference would lose dependency lineage. 2. Codex P2 (line 12, duplicate of #1): same finding from a different reviewer; resolved by the same fix. 3. Copilot P1 (line 125): PR-merge mechanics framing was off. A PR squash merge IS a fast-forward update to base (adds a new commit); what it cannot do is restore exact SHA equality. Rewrote the section to match GitHub's actual semantics — content-equivalence vs SHA-equivalence is the right distinction, not 'cannot resolve non-FF via PR.' Composes correctly with the chosen Path 2 (where SHA equality is no longer the invariant). 4. Copilot P1 (line 181): B-0109 reference in 'Composes with' section. Added the same in-flight note pattern used elsewhere this round so the cross-reference is navigable post-merge. Doc-only. Closes review threads: - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-ud_r (Copilot P1: composes_with B-0109) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-ueAX (Copilot P1: PR-merge mechanics) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-ueAs (Copilot P1: B-0109 in Composes with) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-ueKs (Codex P2: composes_with B-0109) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * doctrine(acehack): fast-forward direction + named-attribution + status-enum + stale-path-3 fixes (Codex P1 + Copilot P1 + Aaron 2026-04-30) Five reviewer findings on commit abd3df3 plus Aaron's conceptual correction: 1. Codex P1 (line 160) + Copilot P1 (line 161): the fast-forward ancestor relationship was reversed in CLAUDE.md. Three reviewers caught this. Fix: replaced the ancestor/descendant terminology entirely with operational language ('AceHack/main can be advanced to LFG/main without rewriting history' / 'AceHack has commits LFG does not have'). Aaron's framing — AceHack-the-mirror conceptually descends from LFG-the-source — is preserved at the conceptual layer; the git-mechanic precondition for fast-forward is stated in operational terms that don't depend on which way 'descend' points. 2. Copilot P1 (lines 156, 165): named attribution on current-state surface (Otto-279 violation). Removed 'per Aaron 2026-04-30' quote and 'Gemini 2026-04-30' attribution from CLAUDE.md. The principle stays; the persona-name lineage moves to B-0110's body (history-adjacent surface). 3. Copilot P1 (B-0110 line 4): status: resolving is not in the valid enum. Changed to status: open (the row is not actually closed — it has a decision recorded but hasn't been gated/merged). 4. Codex P2 (B-0110 line 141): stale 'maintainer call / one of three' framing post-decision. Replaced with 'Decision (resolved 2026-04-30): Path 2 + partial Path 3' which records what was chosen and why each rejected path was rejected. 5. decided_by frontmatter: dropped persona-name baking ('Aaron delegation + Gemini principle') in favor of 'maintainer-delegated 2026-04-30 (Path 2 ...; rationale in Decision section below)'. The persona quotes stay in body prose where they belong. Removed inline yaml comment from composes_with line (potentially fragile parsing in some tooling); the in-flight cross-reference dependency on B-0109 is documented in body prose. Doc-only. Closes review threads: - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-ujxN (Codex P1: fast-forward direction) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-ujxQ (Codex P2: stale path-3 framing) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-uogX (Codex P1: fast-forward direction, dup) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-up3F (Copilot P1: status enum) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-up3v (Copilot P1: named attribution) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-up4D (Copilot P1: ancestor relationship) - PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM5-up4j (Copilot P1: named attribution Gemini) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Round-close artifacts after 0/0/0 was re-closed at 2026-04-29T15:17:09Z (post-double-hop absorption ceremony). Pure bookkeeping — trajectory documentation update + tick-history shards + interim runbook home.
docs/active-trajectory.md: priority section RE-CLOSED. New post-double-hop sequencing block names the next-lane order per Amara: core: Veridicality.canonicalKey + groupByCanonical — 7th graduation (semantic canonicalization) Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#315 → core: Graph operator-algebra composition (map/filter/distinct/union/difference) — 9th graduation Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#319 → backlog: P3 KSK naming definition doc (Amara 16th-ferry actionable) Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#318 → core: Graph substrate skeleton — ZSet-backed retraction-native (8th graduation) Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#317 → adr: Graph substrate ZSet-backed + retraction-native + toy-cartel-validated Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#316 (absorbed) → backlog: pre-landing sanitizer for ferry lint (Aaron Otto-119) Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#313/backlog: P3 research+map claude --agent <name> harness flag (Otto-120) Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#314 → recovery.docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1452Z.md: PR ops(0-0-0): post-#101 follow-up v2 LFG forward-sync — Copilot fixes + archives + GH_REPO + fork-naming rename Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#846 review wave shard (4 unresolved threads — 3× Copilot P1 + 1× Codex P2 — all resolved with structural fixes).docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/29/1517Z.md: 0/0/0 re-close ceremony shard. Aaron's "why are you waiting on me" flagged as Otto-359 candidate (standing-authority cadence rule for structurally-identical execute paths).memory/reference_gh_cli_graphql_401_diagnostic_runbook_2026_04_29.md: gh CLI auth-glitch runbook. Interim home — long-term home isdocs/ops/runbooks/gh-cli-auth-401.mdper task backlog: P3 KSK naming definition doc (Amara 16th-ferry actionable) Lucent-Financial-Group/Zeta#318 (docs/ops taxonomy).memory/MEMORY.md: paired index entry per memory-index-integrity rule.Test plan
17a26370ea5eb979406a3913d57348d3b647afd8(AceHack/main, LFG/main, local main)Why AceHack-first PR for tick + trajectory
The tick-history fast-path policy designed by Amara (task Lucent-Financial-Group#317) is the right long-term path for tick shards (no PR ceremony for trusted-actor + safe-path + safe-op telemetry). Until that policy is implemented (sequenced Lucent-Financial-Group#317 in the post-double-hop lane), tick shards still go through the canonical double-hop discipline — AceHack-first → LFG forward-sync → AceHack absorbs.
This PR is intentionally narrow scope — round-closure bookkeeping only. Substrate-discipline work (Lucent-Financial-Group#313-319) lands separately to avoid the "expand the PR when review asks" anti-pattern Amara flagged.
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