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…e, not NIM directly Audited opencode.jsonc, opencode-review-dispatch.yml's model candidates, and contextual_orchestrator_review_sidecar.sh: Noema/OpenCode review and Strix security review (via pr-review-autofix's sidecar) already route exclusively through contextual-orchestrator's orchestrator/free pool. NVIDIA NIM keys only flow in as bootstrap KV credentials for the vendored gateway's own model discovery; no workflow or script makes a direct HTTP call to a NIM endpoint. Also corrects a stale gap-baseline note: the hourly-cron test flagged not-yet-fixed on 2026-09-04 was in fact fixed by #1877 the same day (test_review_fix_caller_keeps_the_github_daily_recovery_slot). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Current-head documentation blocker (freshly refetched at The statement that the review pipeline is already fully routed through contextual-orchestrator and needs no code change is too broad for Strix. The logical model identifier is now NewsDOM #682's exact predecessor run Please keep this PR Draft and do not characterize the dependency as complete. Canonical implementation/dependency tracking is now:
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…p entry @seonghobae disputed the original "Confirmed already implemented; no code change needed" framing on this PR. Independently re-verified all three of their points against exact file:line evidence before applying this correction: the model-selection/logical-routing layer (opencode.jsonc, opencode-review-dispatch.yml) is correct as originally audited, but the sidecar/egress infrastructure layer four consumers actually run on (scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_sidecar.sh) still injects five raw provider secrets, clones and runs contextual-orchestrator fresh on the calling runner, performs discovery in-process there, and leaves strix.yml's harden-runner at egress-policy: audit rather than block. Corrects the gap baseline entry and its matching CHANGELOG.md entry to state this accurately, with citations to .github#1759 and contextual-orchestrator#1041 comment 5550412102 for the closing work still needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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# Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md # docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md
Brings the branch current with protected main (24 commits, including the contextual-orchestrator pin advance in efb8926 and the sidecar preflight changes in #1947/#1949/#1950) so the gap-baseline entry this PR carries can be extended with the retry-stacking root cause and its first post-pin production measurement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
…cause, pin advance, and first post-pin measurement Extends the 2026-09-05 NIM-routing entry with a dated follow-up: the _invoke x _send_with_retry retry multiplication (contextual-orchestrator#1081), the ModelClient.single_attempt_transport() fix, the hard-coded sidecar pin that kept the fix out of production until #1951, the rule for which runs count as post-advance evidence, and .github#1661 run 34008191123 as the first run vendoring 414f2297 (pin live; preflight 0/12 ready, so the fix is not yet exercised end to end). This PR's CHANGELOG entry gains the same pointer. Documentation only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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…ction measurement The 2026-09-06 follow-up now records the confirming evidence rather than leaving the effect unverified. .github#1946 run 34008655765 measured 180 s per gateway request (two 90 s tries on the one ready route) against 540 s under the old pin, and the three post-advance Strix scans show attempt=1/1 throughout, so contextual-orchestrator#1081 is closed. It also separates what remains from what was fixed: capacity (#1948), with a four-run census 08:27-09:11Z in which #1187, #1411 (noema-review and strix) and #1884 all report identical preflight evidence -- 6 probes, 6 x 429 across three accounts, 18 candidates skipped, 0 ready -- and contextual-orchestrator#1082, where a 90 s passthrough timeout surfaces as 500 internal_error with _record_failure unreachable, so the same silent route is re-selected on every retry. Measurements from a second lane's postings on #1948; job logs re-read directly for the four boots cited here. Documentation only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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…real tests CodeRabbit's finding on b35947e was valid, and the sentence carried two errors, not one. test_review_fix_caller_keeps_the_github_daily_recovery_slot asserts cron "23 7 * * *" -- the clearfolio row of hourly-review-repair.yml's github.event.schedule lookup table -- plus the absence of the old hourly "23 * * * *" and the reusable-scheduler reference. The central repository's own slot is a different row, cron "21 6 * * *", asserted by test_github_hourly_conflict_repair.py::test_central_repository_has_daily_self_caller; both are pinned as data in test_hourly_review_repair_callers.py. The paragraph attributed the 21 6 value to the #1877 test, conflating the two contracts and leaving a wrong verification record in the baseline. Verified against the workflow's own cron-to-repository mapping and all four tests before rewriting. Documentation only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
…a boot that reached serving .github#1187's strix job 101451547867 is the first boot observed past route preflight on this repository: probed 16, ready 6, rejected 8, deferred 2, skipped 4, healthz confirmed after 400s. It provisioned at 08:37-08:49Z, between the 08:27Z and 08:53Z zero-ready boots, so readiness swings minute to minute rather than degrading monotonically, and #1949's lazy fill is visibly doing what it targeted -- one cheap probe each on NIM's permanently 404 gemma-3 entries, then on to gemma-4-31b, six served routes where the fixed first-four slice yielded two. The same boot is contextual-orchestrator#1082 end to end: with six ready routes it scanned 3h21m over two changed files and ended STRIX_PROVIDER_UNAVAILABLE with Vulnerabilities 0. Capacity was not the binding constraint there; the timeout classification was. The two residuals are now separable in this repository's own data. Also retires this entry's own re-run trigger. It proposed spending each held PR's sanctioned re-run once an artifact showed ready_count >= 1; this artifact meets that and still cost 3h21m for no verdict, so the trigger becomes: wait until #1082 lands and its fix reaches the sidecar pin. Adds the fifth zero-ready boot (11:35Z) showing the exhaustion is sustained rather than one burst. Documentation only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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…s upstream fix Residual (iii) of the retry-stacking follow-up recorded that the 90 s seen on every stalled review request is "the transport's recv default, not a deadline this repository set", and left open whether a preflight probe deadline is a policy value distinct from the inference deadline. Half of that is no longer open. The default is `ModelClient.__init__(timeout: int = 90)` at `contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:1696`, read at `contextual-orchestrator@414f2297` — the SHA the central sidecar is pinned to — and `contextual-orchestrator#1053` changes exactly that signature to `timeout: float | None = None`, propagating the `None` through `_local_provider_slot`'s deadline arithmetic and, per its diff stat, through `endpoint_race.py`, `cost_router.py`, `batch_routing.py`, `server.py`, and the synchronous embedding path. So the inference-path half has a claimed upstream fix and only the preflight-probe deadline stays open in this repository. The entry also records that `#1053` and `#1082` do not subsume each other — `#1053` removes the 90 s attempt, `#1082` records and classifies a transport failure when one still arrives — and that the sidecar pin must advance past whichever lands last. Both are other lanes' active work; this is a dependency note, not a claim. Also merges `origin/main` (`dd0b96fe`) into the branch, which was `behind`. Verification: full suite 2956 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed; `git diff --check` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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`noema-review` failed on this PR's own head at 15:37Z (`9c010fcb`, run
34035522521, job 101501520756):
Noema gateway transport failed: HTTPError: HTTP Error 502: Bad Gateway;
caller attempts=1, duration=1424.1s, phase=response_error,
served_model=deepseek-ai/deepseek-v4-flash-0731
None of residuals (i)-(iii) accounts for it:
- Not capacity (i): a route was ready and `deepseek-v4-flash-0731` served, so
preflight succeeded rather than exhausting at zero ready.
- Not the raw-500 class (ii): the caller received the classified 502 that
`contextual-orchestrator#1082` is adding, not an opaque `internal_error`.
- Not the 90 s recv default (iii): one caller attempt ran 1424.1 s, about 23.7
minutes, roughly sixteen times that limit, and `phase=response_error` says a
response arrived carrying an error status rather than a socket expiring — a
different event from the `TimeoutError` in `#1053`'s own 90.054 s noema
measurement.
The reading this supports is that `caller attempts=1` bounds the caller only;
the gateway owns repair and failover (its own warning line says so) and spent
those 23.7 minutes walking the pool internally before classifying.
Honest limit stated in the entry: this is the job log, not the
`noema-sidecar-evidence` artifact (9992218398) that would give the internal
attempt count and the distribution of the 23.7 minutes. No per-attempt
breakdown is claimed. What the log establishes alone is that a served route
plus a classified 502 plus a 23.7-minute wall clock is a real, current
combination, so closing (i) and (ii) will not by itself account for it.
Verification: full suite 2956 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed;
`git diff --check` clean.
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From the job (run 34035522521, job This is a fourth shape, distinct from all three residuals this PR already records:
Consequence worth stating plainly: closing capacity and the raw-500 path will not by itself account for this. Whatever bounded this request, it was not the Honest limit. This is the job log. The Recorded as residual (iv) in No fix pushed and no re-run spent, because there is nothing here for a docs-only diff to fix and a re-run would re-enter the same gateway. The upstream fixes remain Generated by Claude Code |
… the shared route `#1187` `541cadd1` `noema-review` (run 34036172068, job 101502686002, failed 15:38:45Z) returned the same four fields as the `#1884` sample 65 seconds earlier: HTTP Error 502: Bad Gateway; caller attempts=1, duration=1215.2s, phase=response_error, served_model=deepseek-ai/deepseek-v4-flash-0731 Two pull requests, two heads, 1424.1 s and 1215.2 s, both with a ready route, the same model served, and a classified 502 rather than a timeout. Residual (iv) is a class, not an incident. The shared detail is the model. `deepseek-ai/deepseek-v4-flash-0731` is the same first-ranked route `contextual-orchestrator#1082`'s evidence names as the candidate that stalls and is re-selected — 44 of the 48 timeouts in its `#1930` sample. So (ii) and (iv) may be one unhealthy upstream route observed through two request shapes: on the tool-bearing passthrough walk it expires a socket at 90 s and leaks a raw 500; on the orchestrated walk it is served, held for twenty minutes or more, and classified. Recorded as a hypothesis these logs support but do not establish. Confirming it needs the gateway's internal attempt records from the `noema-sidecar-evidence` artifacts (9992218398, 9992230612), which are not read here. Verification: full suite passed; `git diff --check` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
… the evidence artifacts I downloaded the `noema-sidecar-evidence` artifacts (9992218398, 9992230612) that the previous two commits explicitly declined to read, and they refute two of the three claims the entry rested on. Both retractions are recorded in the entry rather than edited away. Retraction 1 — nothing was served. `served_model` names the last route *attempted*, not one that answered. Both artifacts end with `provider_attempt_failed agent_id=nvidia_nim_deepseek_ai_deepseek_v4_flash_0731 … error_type=TimeoutError`, then `circuit_failure … failures=1.0 threshold=3`, then `request_failed status=502 code=provider_connection_error`. I read a field name as an outcome. Retraction 2 — the 90 s default IS operative here, so this is not evidence against `contextual-orchestrator#1053`. `caller attempts=1` bounds the caller; the gateway ran 24 matched internal attempts summing to ~11,500 s against a 1,424 s wall clock (8–9× concurrency, so they race), and four of the 24 sit at 89.5–92 s in both runs. I told the `#1053` lane their 90.054 s sample was contradicted; it is not, and that is corrected on `#1053` directly. What survives is the part worth acting on: the durations are bimodal. Besides those four ~90 s attempts and six failing under 10 s, 11 of 24 attempts on `#1884` and 12 of 24 on `#1187` ran past 600 s, to 1,333.7 s and 1,122.9 s, medians 478.3 s and 631.3 s. No 90 s bound explains that second population, and the consequence runs opposite to what I implied earlier: removing the implicit timeout converts the ~90 s population into unbounded waits and leaves the long one untouched, so on this evidence it should make these runs longer. Stated as a two-sample prediction, not a proven regression. Two readings that support the other lanes rather than contradict them: the breaker is told on this path (`circuit_failure` 13 and 11, `circuit_opened` twice each), matching `#1082`'s scoping of its defect to the passthrough walk; and its re-selection concentration is visible here, with `deepseek-v4-flash-0731` taking 23 of ~40 attempts across both NVIDIA keys despite the breaker opening twice. Preflight read `ready_count 6, rejected 8, deferred 2, skipped 4` in both runs, so capacity is ruled out by artifact rather than by inference. Verification: full suite passed; `git diff --check` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Correction to my 15:45Z comment. I found I could download the
What survives, and it is the useful part. The attempt durations are bimodal: besides the four at ~90 s and six failing under 10 s, 11 of 24 attempts here and 12 of 24 on Two readings that support the other lanes rather than complicate them: the breaker is told on this path ( The general lesson I have taken from this and recorded: when an entry says "I did not read the evidence, so I claim no breakdown", that is a reason to go get the evidence, not a licence to reason from the summary line. The caller line was self-consistent and wrong. Full suite 2956 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests. Generated by Claude Code |
…to the bimodal claim `#1967` `533b86b8` `noema-review` (run 34039136693, job 101508436453, artifact 9992585682) failed 25 minutes after the two runs behind residual (iv), and on reading its artifact it is the capacity class, not that one. Its profile is the inverse: preflight ready_count 1 (not 6), deferred 8, skipped 8 46 HTTPError vs 5 TimeoutError (not 15-17 timeouts) 45 of 51 attempts under 10s, median 0.1s (not 478-631s) circuit_opened 8, span 534.7s (not 20-24 minutes) terminal: request_failed status=429 code=rate_limit_exceeded (not 502) It would have been easy to count this as a third sample of the long-attempt shape, since the failing check and the PR family are the same. It is not one, and the bimodal duration finding stays an explicitly two-sample claim. Two details bear on `#1948`/`#1949`: `postponed_probed_count` is 10, the first boot observed here where `#1949`'s postponement rule actually spent a second pass, and readiness still finished at 1 of a 24-candidate catalog. The rule executed as designed and did not by itself produce a servable pool. `escalations_used` is 0 against 2 in the other two runs, so the priced escalation path is not what differed either. Verification: full suite 2956 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed; `git diff --check` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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##[error]No APPROVED or CHANGES_REQUESTED from opencode-agent on the current head.
The dispatch workflow will rerun this failed job after publishing an authenticated exact-head verdict.
Why it is not this PR's. The dispatch step succeeded — the required job did its whole job and then fail-closed by design, because no opencode-agent review exists yet at commit_id == 396b4dee. This is the documented two-run sequence, not a defect in the diff: the required job requests the review and fails closed; opencode-review-dispatch.yml then publishes the authenticated exact-head verdict and reruns this job. The diff here is docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md + CHANGELOG.md only — it cannot influence whether an opencode-agent review exists.
The dispatch this job requested is run 34050888549, created 2026-09-06T18:10:50Z, still queued with its single validate-pr-metadata job unstarted.
Why it is still queued (measured 2026-09-06T18:1x against this repo's Actions API):
status=queued→ 150 runs, oldest waiting 39 min.status=in_progress→ 18 runs, of which 14 areStrix Security Scan, aged 97–381 min.- Six of those fourteen are non-PR
#event@scans on successivemaincommits —c232ca,dd0b96,ee5567,6e014c,9aad23,ad0779— alive simultaneously. Five are superseded by49eb9e70.
That last row is a consequence of a deliberate, contract-pinned decision, not an accident: strix.yml's workflow-level group falls through to github.run_id for events with no PR number, and tests/test_required_workflow_queue_contract.py::test_strix_serializes_provider_evidence_per_repository_and_pr pins it ("non-PR events use a unique run id"). A unique key makes cancel-in-progress: true a no-op for that event class, so every push to main adds one more multi-hour runner holder rather than retiring the previous one. Recording the occupancy cost here as measurement; the contract change itself is not this PR's scope and overlaps work merged today in #1964/#1970/#1975/#1979.
Re-run. Not spending one. The failure message names the mechanism that performs the re-run (opencode-review-dispatch.yml reruns this failed job after publishing the verdict), and that dispatch is the run currently queued. A manual re-run before the dispatch completes would re-enter the same queue and fail-close identically in 10 s. For the same reason this PR is not being pushed to right now: a synchronize event would enqueue a fresh opencode-review / noema-review / strix / CodeQL / Semgrep / Security Scan set into the 150-deep queue this comment is about.
Same class, same window, other repositories — OpenCode Review Dispatch runs completed failure in the last two hours for fast-mlsirm#1764, naruon#1531, naruon#1244, contextual-orchestrator, life-os#247, and .github#1967, with .github#834, .github#1644, bandscope#866 and bandscope#1076 still queued. This PR is not the variable.
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Correction to my previous comment: this is not a wait-stateAbove I described That dispatch will not publish a verdict when it dequeues. It will be rejected at So the queue depth I measured is real but it is not what blocks this check, and waiting will not clear it. Full evidence and the reason the remedy is the allowlist rather than the sender (a
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Nothing else was available to fall back to: provider_discovery_failed provider=bytez code=http_status_500, and both OpenRouter free routes deferred on HTTPError / 429. The eight rejects are NVIDIA 404s on retired models plus timeouts.
Then every attempt on those six routes timed out at ~90 s. Eight measured intervals from provider_attempt to provider_attempt_failed … error_type=TimeoutError: 90.1, 90.1, 90.1, 90.2, 90.1, 90.1, 90.0, 90.1 s — the ModelClient socket idle timeout, not a total-elapsed deadline. The run then walks circuit_failure → circuit_opened(reset 30 s) → circuit_cleared → retry, exhausts attempts=3 on the last route, and ends 502.
So this check's blocker is free-pool provider-family availability, which #1915 tracks as the acceptance item ("eliminate orchestrator/free provider-family SPOF"). I have posted this run as evidence there. It is still not this PR's change — the diff is docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md + CHANGELOG.md — and per the standing policy I am not converting elapsed inference time into a timeout cap here. Re-run not spent: a re-run selects from the same six-route single-family pool.
Standing summary for this PR: opencode-review needs the allowlist owner action (#1927); noema-review needs free-pool diversity (#1915). Neither is fixable in this diff. Still watched.
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This cycle's directive specifically targeted getting Noema/OpenCode review/tag/PR-conflict auto-resolution and Strix security review routed through
contextual-orchestrator'sorchestrator/free, with direct NVIDIA NIM communication called out as a removal target ("free+ZDR 조합도 해결 못 하는데 유료 모델 포함 auto는 의미 없다").An audit of the central review pipeline found no violation — this is already implemented:
opencode.jsoncdeclaresenabled_providers: ["contextual-orchestrator"]only;model/small_modelare pinned tocontextual-orchestrator/orchestrator/free. Nonvidia-nimprovider block exists (already removed 2026-08-31)..github/workflows/opencode-review-dispatch.yml'sOPENCODE_MODEL_CANDIDATESnames onlycontextual-orchestrator/orchestrator/free— no paid or auto-selected candidate is dispatched.scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_sidecar.sh(the vendored gatewaypr-review-autofix.ymlprovisions for Noema/OpenCode/Strix repair) only forwardsNVIDIA_NIM_API_KEY/NVIDIA_NIM_API_KEY_SUBas bootstrap KV credentials for the vendored orchestrator's own model discovery. The actual review completion call targets the sidecar's own loopback endpoint withCONTEXTUAL_ORCHESTRATOR_POOLhard-locked tofree. No.github-side HTTP client calls a NIM endpoint directly.nvidia-nim-branch dead code inrun_opencode_review_model_pool.shis inert and contract-test-pinned as absent from workflow files.Correction, 2026-09-05: this PR's own framing above was too broad. See
docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md's corrected 2026-09-05 entry: the model-selection/logical-routing layer audited above is confirmed correct, but the sidecar/egress infrastructure layer (scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_sidecar.sh) is not yet the thin, secrets-free gateway call this framing implied — it still injects all five raw provider secrets, clones and buildscontextual-orchestratorfresh on the calling runner per invocation, and runs discovery in-process there. Tracked by#1759andcontextual-orchestrator#1041comment5550412102.Follow-up, 2026-09-06: the same gap-baseline entry now carries a dated follow-up on the
orchestrator/freepool's retry-stacking defect — root cause (contextual-orchestrator#1081:TaskOrchestrator._invoke's retry-then-failover budget multiplied byModelClient._send_with_retry's own transient retries, up to 6 real attempts on one flaky route before failover), the fix (ModelClient.single_attempt_transport(), merged as414f2297), the hard-coded sidecar pin that kept the fix out of production until#1951advanced it (efb89269, 2026-09-06 03:01Z), the rule for which runs count as post-advance evidence (a rerun or internal retry of an unchanged head replays the old trusted-source ref), and the first post-pin measurement (.github#1661run34008191123:vendoring contextual-orchestrator @ 414f2297…confirmed live; preflight 0 of 12 routes ready, so the review request was never made). Status: fixed, delivery confirmed, effect unconfirmed. The branch was merged withmain@fb2ae81dfirst (no conflicts).This PR is documentation-only: it records the audit findings (the original, the correction, and the follow-up) in
docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md(with the full audit trail and citations) andCHANGELOG.md, and separately corrects a stale gap-baseline note — a test flagged "not yet fixed" on 2026-09-04 (test_review_fix_caller_runs_once_each_hour, hourly vs. daily-cron staleness) was in fact fixed by #1877 the same day (renamed totest_review_fix_caller_keeps_the_github_daily_recovery_slot), confirmed live on currentmain(re-verified again during this PR's second merge-conflict resolution).No code, workflow, or test files changed.
Test plan
PYTHONPATH=. python3 -m pytest tests/test_product_technical_gap_baseline.py tests/test_pr_review_autofix_nvidia_nim_contract.py tests/test_noema_review_gate.py tests/test_required_review_runner_image_contract.py -q— 144 passedorigin/main(8272e4f9) thattest_review_fix_caller_keeps_the_github_daily_recovery_slotexists and the oldtest_review_fix_caller_runs_once_each_hoursymbol is gonemain@fb2ae81dand adding the 2026-09-06 follow-up (cbb61c5a):PYTHONPATH=. python3 -m pytest tests/test_product_technical_gap_baseline.py tests/test_agent_review_runtime_quality_consolidation.py tests/test_pr_review_autofix_nvidia_nim_contract.py -q— 44 passed;git diff --checkclean🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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