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The gap

The dial that makes Factory's own agent online had no status on any surface.

#ensureEventSubscription(): void {
  if (this.#eventsStarted) return
  this.#eventsStarted = true
  void this.#subscribeEvents().catch((error) => {
    this.#eventsStarted = false
    this.#log(`relay fleet event subscription failed: ${errorMessage(error)}`)   // <- the only trace
  })
}

Fire-and-forget, and the rejection went to #log alone. A client that registered an agent and then failed to connect was indistinguishable from a healthy one on /healthz, on /evidence, and in factory status.

Readers substituted eventListener — but that is the orchestrator's issue subscription (factory.ts returns subscribed whenever #subscription is truthy), a different subsystem entirely. That conflation is why days of instruments read healthy while the fleet socket was never up.

Context: AgentWorkforce/factory-cloud#55, where seven consecutive Factory fleet identities show created == last_seen to the second across two published versions.

What this adds

FleetConnectStatus on the fleet port — never-attempted | connecting | connected | failed, with attempts, timestamps and a reduced lastError. The void-catch rejection now lands in that field instead of only in a log line.

Three deliberate choices:

  1. connected is stamped at the dial, not when #subscribeEvents resolves. That function also returns early when the client is disposed, and reporting that as connected would recreate the exact false-healthy signal this removes.
  2. The method is optional on the port. A backend with no socket (the internal fleet) omits it, and an absent value stays absent rather than being invented as healthy. guardFleetControlPlane's Proxy passes it through untouched.
  3. Redaction reuses describeControlPlaneError, now exported so there is one reducer rather than two that can drift. Any cause becomes Name (CODE), code matched against /^[A-Z0-9_]{1,80}$/ — no transport message, URL or credential can reach it.

Deliberately NOT dispatch-gating

fleetConnect is published on /healthz but is not added to DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS.

A failed socket does not itself stop dispatch — roster() runs over HTTP — and listing it would flip ok on a live deployment and hand the container-replacement logic a new reason to cycle. Publishing the fact is the goal; changing what ok means is a separate decision belonging to whoever owns dispatch behaviour. lastError stays behind authenticated /evidence, exactly as it does for the circuit.

Verification

Build typecheck (tsconfig.build.json) exit 0, zero errors
src/fleet + public-health + cli/fleet 363 passed
health-projection-guard, atomic-json-file, reaper, diagnose 49 passed
orchestrator/factory 574 passed
Total 986 green

Mutation control: reverting the catch to log-only (the pre-fix behaviour) fails exactly the three tests that assert recording — exit 1, 3 failed | 68 passed — while never-attempted and connected keep passing, because they do not depend on the catch. Restoring returns 71/71.

There is also an explicit control test proving the same harness yields connected when the gate does not throw, so the failure arm is not quietly passing against a client that reports failed unconditionally.

Note: the full tsconfig.json typecheck has pre-existing errors in unrelated test files (e.g. dist-entrypoints.test.ts needs a build). None of the touched files appear, and the build config this package ships from is clean.

Not in scope

No version bump and no release — publishing is not mine to do. This needs a publish and a factory-version.json bump in factory-cloud before it reaches production; the companion factory-cloud PR projects fleetConnect into /evidence and is ready to follow.


Summary by cubic

Publishes a first-class fleet socket status and exposes it on /healthz, CLI, and the heartbeat so failed connects are visible. Previously, failed connects only logged while health read healthy; now fleetConnect reports lifecycle and counters, with redacted causes shown only via authenticated /evidence.

  • Adds FleetConnectStatus to the FleetClient port: never-attempted | connecting | dialed | connected | failed. dialed means the SDK accepted connect() but no stream event has confirmed the socket; a silent workspace can remain dialed.
  • Relay client records lifecycle: listens before dialing, marks dialed after connect(), upgrades to connected on first event, and records drops/errors as failed (RelayEventStreamDisconnected/RelayEventStreamError). Tracks attempts and timestamps.
  • Orchestrator writes fleetConnect into the heartbeat and projects it to public health. Unauthenticated /healthz publishes state and counters only; lastError remains behind /evidence. Not dispatch-gating; ok semantics do not change.
  • CLI: factory status and diagnose render fleetConnect. diagnose now reads fleetConnect.lastError from /evidence when a token is provided and prints it; it also explains dialed as unconfirmed.
  • Exports describeControlPlaneError and introduces FactoryAgentRegistrationErrorCode; registration failures render as Name (CODE) across surfaces.
  • Optional on the port: backends without a socket omit the field and absence is preserved. No migrations required.

Written for commit d0e48ea. Summary will update on new commits.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds fleet event-socket lifecycle tracking and readiness sweep outcomes. It exposes sanitized data through factory status and public health records. CLI status and diagnosis output now show connection state, timestamps, sweep results, and skip reasons.

Changes

Fleet observability

Layer / File(s) Summary
Fleet connection and readiness contracts
src/ports/fleet.ts, src/types.ts
Adds fleet connection states, status types, readiness sweep metrics, skip reasons, timestamps, and optional status fields.
Relay connection tracking and registration codes
src/fleet/relay-fleet-client.ts, src/fleet/control-plane-circuit.ts, src/fleet/relay-fleet-client.test.ts
Tracks connection attempts and lifecycle events. Exposes copied status. Adds stable registration failure codes and redacted error coverage.
Factory status and public health publication
src/orchestrator/factory.ts, src/orchestrator/public-health.ts, src/orchestrator/public-health.test.ts
Conditionally publishes fleet connection status. Validates and normalizes connection and readiness sweep data. Excludes free-text errors from public health.
CLI status and diagnosis reporting
src/cli/fleet.ts, src/cli/fleet.test.ts, src/cli/diagnose.ts, src/cli/diagnose.test.ts
Passes fleet connection status through CLI responses. Renders connection timestamps, sweep outcomes, skip reasons, and legacy-daemon behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 160fb

The PR improves fleet connection visibility without changing dispatch gating, but merge readiness still carries bounded diagnostic and reporting risks: the CLI does not show the latest connection and attempt timestamps or explain that dialed is unconfirmed, and health output can publish skip-reason totals that disagree with skipped. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant RelayFleetClient
  participant Factory
  participant PublicHealth
  participant CLI
  RelayFleetClient->>Factory: report fleet connection status
  Factory->>PublicHealth: publish optional fleetConnect health
  PublicHealth->>CLI: provide normalized connection and sweep data
  CLI->>CLI: render status, timestamps, and sweep outcomes
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I’m a rabbit watching the stream,
Dial and connect now mark the beam.
Sweep counts hop into health,
Errors shed their secret wealth.
CLI shows each signal clear.

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Check name Status Explanation
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed Docstring check was indeterminate for this PR — some files could not be analyzed in time. Not blocking.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The description references the motivating issue and related follow-up pull requests, including AgentWorkforce/factory-cloud#55, #340, and #342.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changes match the stated objective to expose FleetConnectStatus without changing dispatch-gating semantics or adding migrations.
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the main change: exposing fleet connection status instead of reporting failures only through logs.
Description check ✅ Passed The description directly explains the fleet connection status changes, exposed surfaces, error handling, testing, and dispatch-gating decisions.
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Requested manually for exact head f8b7e13. The repo's request job cannot do this itself — it fails HTTP 403 Resource not accessible by integration when posting this comment, so no PR in this repo is getting its automated AI review request. That is pre-existing and unrelated to this change, but it means a green check here does not imply review coverage.

Reviewers, the three things most worth attacking:

  1. Is connected stamped in the right place? I put it immediately after messaging.events.connect() rather than on #subscribeEvents resolving, because that function also returns early when #disposed. If there is a path where connect() returns but the socket is not actually live, this status is optimistic and I want to know.
  2. Is leaving fleetConnect out of DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS right? I argue a failed socket does not itself stop dispatch (roster() is HTTP) and that gating it would flip ok on a live deployment and give container replacement a new reason to cycle. Challenge that if a dead socket does block dispatch by some route I have not traced.
  3. Does exporting describeControlPlaneError widen anything unintended? The goal was one reducer instead of two that drift, but it is now public API.

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printf '%s\n' '=== Changed files ==='
git diff --name-status HEAD^ HEAD

printf '%s\n' '=== Diff ==='
git diff --find-renames --find-copies --unified=80 HEAD^ HEAD

printf '%s\n' '=== Candidate source files ==='
fd -t f . | rg '(relay-fleet-client|public-health|control-plane-circuit|factory|fleet).*\.(ts|tsx)$|(^|/)(health|evidence).*\.ts$' | head -200

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for f in $(git diff --name-only HEAD^ HEAD | rg '\.(ts|tsx)$'); do
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  ast-grep outline "$f" --items all --view expanded || true
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printf '%s\n' '=== Status and connection call sites ==='
rg -n -C 5 -P '\bfleetConnectStatus\s*\(|\bFleetConnectStatus\b|\bconnect\s*\(|\bsubscribeEvents\s*\(|\bDISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS\b|\bdescribeControlPlaneError\b' \
  -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx' .

printf '%s\n' '=== Package export declarations ==='
fd -t f 'package.json|index.ts|exports.ts' . -E node_modules -E dist | xargs -r rg -n -C 3 -P '"exports"|describeControlPlaneError|control-plane-circuit' || true

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printf '%s\n' '=== Relay client lifecycle and status ==='
sed -n '560,610p;630,670p;1110,1185p' src/fleet/relay-fleet-client.ts

printf '%s\n' '=== Relay client event types and fake implementation ==='
sed -n '1,170p' src/fleet/relay-fleet-client.test.ts
sed -n '1745,1850p' src/fleet/relay-fleet-client.test.ts

printf '%s\n' '=== Fleet port and control-plane reducer ==='
sed -n '130,220p' src/ports/fleet.ts
sed -n '135,260p' src/fleet/control-plane-circuit.ts

printf '%s\n' '=== Heartbeat, status, and public-health projection ==='
sed -n '4770,4845p;7935,8015p' src/orchestrator/factory.ts
sed -n '50,105p;445,575p;610,700p' src/orchestrator/public-health.ts
sed -n '130,195p;350,430p;565,600p' src/types.ts

printf '%s\n' '=== Focused health tests ==='
sed -n '1,260p' src/orchestrator/public-health.test.ts
rg -n -C 8 -P '\bfleetConnect\b|FleetConnectStatus|fleetConnectStatus\s*\(' \
  src/orchestrator src/cli src/fleet --glob '*.test.ts'

printf '%s\n' '=== Dispatch fleet call paths ==='
rg -n -C 4 -P '\.#fleet\.(spawn|resume|release|roster|sendMessage|waitForInjected|sendInput|reconcileTrackedAgents|createPreview|removePreview|reapPreviews)\s*\(' \
  src/orchestrator/factory.ts

printf '%s\n' '=== Public exports ==='
sed -n '1,100p;450,515p' src/index.ts
cat package.json
printf '%s\n' '=== Dependency manifests / SDK declarations ==='
fd -t f 'package-lock.json|pnpm-lock.yaml|yarn.lock|bun.lockb' . -d 2 -E node_modules -E dist -x sh -c 'echo --- "$1"; rg -n -C 2 "`@agent-relay/sdk`" "$1"' sh {} \;
fd -t f . node_modules 2>/dev/null | rg '`@agent-relay/sdk`.*\.(d\.ts|ts)$|agent-relay.*\.(d\.ts|ts)$' | head -80 | xargs -r -n1 sh -c 'echo --- "$0"; rg -n -C 5 -P "events|connect" "$0"' || true

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printf '%s\n' '=== Complete public-health normalizer ==='
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printf '%s\n' '=== Public-health consumers ==='
rg -n -C 8 -P '\bnormalizePublicHealth\s*\(|\bpublicHealthFromHeartbeat\s*\(|\.health\b|fleetConnect' \
  src --glob '*.ts' --glob '!src/orchestrator/public-health.ts'

printf '%s\n' '=== CLI status and evidence code ==='
fd -t f . src/cli src/orchestrator 2>/dev/null | rg '(status|diagnose|evidence|health).*\.ts$' | while read -r f; do
  echo "--- $f"
  rg -n -C 6 -P '\bhealth\b|\bevidence\b|\bnormalizePublicHealth\s*\(|\bfleetConnect\b' "$f" || true
done

printf '%s\n' '=== SDK package declaration: `@agent-relay/sdk` 11.6.9 ==='
tmpdir="$(mktemp -d)"
trap 'rm -rf "$tmpdir"' EXIT
curl --fail --silent --show-error --location \
  'https://registry.npmjs.org/@agent-relay/sdk/-/sdk-11.6.9.tgz' \
  -o "$tmpdir/sdk.tgz"
tar -xzf "$tmpdir/sdk.tgz" -C "$tmpdir"
fd -t f . "$tmpdir/package" | rg '\.(d\.ts|ts)$' | while read -r f; do
  if rg -q -P '\bconnect\b|\bevents\b' "$f"; then
    echo "--- ${f#"$tmpdir/package/"}"
    rg -n -C 6 -P '\bconnect\s*\(|\bevents\b' "$f"
  fi
done

Length of output: 165187


@khaliqgant Review found one issue.

P1 — Preserve fleetConnect in the remote health normalizer.
publicHealthFromHeartbeat() writes fleetConnect, but normalizePublicHealth() does not read or return it. factory diagnose --deployed normalizes the /healthz block before it reports it. Therefore, deployed diagnosis drops the new socket status, counters, and timestamps. This recreates an absent status for a supported health reader.

Update normalizePublicHealth() to validate and project record.fleetConnect. Add a round-trip test that starts with a failed fleetConnect record and verifies that the normalized result retains the safe fields and omits lastError.

For the requested focus areas:

  • connected is correctly stamped after messaging.events.connect() for the stated dial-level contract. I found no SDK acknowledgment API in the inspected package declarations that could support a stronger live-socket claim.
  • Leaving fleetConnect out of DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS is correct. Dispatch admission uses roster(), spawn(), and resume() through the fleet control plane. I found no dispatch path that depends on the fleet event socket.
  • Exporting describeControlPlaneError is limited to its internal module. src/index.ts does not re-export it, so this does not expand the package-root public API.
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Reviewed as the merger for orchestrator/fleet. This is the right instrument and the shape is right — one blocking defect, in the single line the whole PR turns on.

Blocking: connected is stamped on a dial, not on a connection

#subscribeEvents stamps state: 'connected' on the statement after messaging.events.connect(). That call is declared connect(): void in the SDK — three declaration sites (messaging/types.d.ts:750, messaging/thin-client.d.ts:134, messaging/observer-source.d.ts:10) — and the implementation drives its own internal scheduleReconnect(). It returns before any socket is open, and it returns identically whether the socket later opens or never does.

So on exactly the boots we care about — agent registers, never comes online — the container would publish fleetConnect.state: "connected". That reproduces the false-healthy signal this PR exists to delete, on the one surface we are relying on to end the inference chain. The existing doc-comment defends the stamp against a different objection (early return on dispose); it doesn't reach this one.

Fix, and why it's ~8 lines

The public events surface has no connection-state observable. The only proof of a live socket available to us is an event arriving — and the very next line already installs messaging.events.on('any', …). So:

  • Keep a state for "the dial returned" — call it dialed — stamped exactly where connected is stamped now.
  • Stamp connected, plus a firstEventAtMs, in #handleEvent on the first event through.

Keep both timestamps rather than replacing one with the other. "The dial never returned" and "the dial returned and nothing ever arrived" are different faults with different owners, and telling those two apart is the entire reason this field is being added for this outage.

Known tradeoff, worth stating in the field's doc-comment so nobody later misreads it: a genuinely-connected client in a silent workspace sits at dialed. That is acceptable here — this workspace carries continuous presence and lifecycle traffic across ~76 active agents, so silence is itself a finding — but it must be written down, because dialed is not the same claim as "broken".

The rest is good, merge-as-is

  • Exporting describeControlPlaneError so the connect status and the circuit share one redaction path is the right call — this value reaches factory status and /evidence, and neither may carry transport text.
  • Deliberately keeping fleetConnect out of DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS is correct and the comment explaining it is the reason I am not arguing with it. Publishing the fact and changing what ok means are separate decisions; flipping ok on a live deployment would hand the container-replacement logic a fresh reason to cycle, mid-outage.
  • 139 lines of test against 76 of source is the right ratio for an instrument.

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CI status, stated precisely so the red check does not stall this

All five real CI jobs pass (verified per-job, not from the rollup):

success  package
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success  load-e2e
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The PR shows UNSTABLE because of one job — request — which fails with:

gh: Resource not accessible by integration (HTTP 403)

That failure is repo-wide and pre-existing, not caused by this change. It is the job that posts the @coderabbitai review / @codex review comment, and it fails on every PR in this repo because it grants issues: write without pull-requests: write. #340 already fixes it — I diagnosed the same cause independently before finding that PR, dropped my duplicate, and added the live failing-run evidence there.

Two consequences worth naming:

  1. This PR's UNSTABLE state should not be read as a problem with the change. Every job that tests anything is green.
  2. This PR has no automated review coverage. CodeRabbit reports Review rate limited while still rendering a green check, Devin reports trial expired, and the job that would have requested a review is the one throwing 403. I posted the review request manually. A green tick here means nothing was reviewed — please do not treat it as a second pair of eyes.

The three things most worth attacking are in my manual request comment above: where connected is stamped, whether leaving fleetConnect out of DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS is right, and whether exporting describeControlPlaneError widens the public API more than intended.

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Second commit (19d7251): name WHICH registration failure happened

Driven by a live production reading taken after #66 deployed. /evidence now says:

"fleetControlPlane": { "state": "open", "consecutiveFailures": 2,
                       "lastError": "FactoryAgentRegistrationError" }

And that string is the entire answer. Ten distinct throw sites in this file reduce to it, and the sentence naming which one fired is discarded before it reaches any surface. An operator cannot tell whether the name was taken and unreadable, the record was not offline, presence was unreadable, presence did not list the agent, or the takeover itself failed. Those are five different bugs with five different fixes.

The reducer was already willing to answer this. describeControlPlaneError renders ${name}${code} and appends the code when it matches /^[A-Z0-9_]{1,80}$/FactoryAgentRegistrationError simply never carried one. So this adds a code to the class and a distinct value at each of the ten sites, and the answer appears on every existing surface with no new exposure: a constrained uppercase token carries no transport text, no URL, no credential, and the reducer already validates its shape.

The detail sentence still does not survive, deliberately — two of the ten embed errorMessage(error) from a transport failure, so the message is exactly what must stay withheld. The code replaces it as the discriminator rather than widening what is published.

FactoryAgentRegistrationError                      ->  FactoryAgentRegistrationError (PRESENCE_MISSING)

Three tests: rendering through the same reducer every surface uses; a control asserting distinct sites reduce to distinct strings (a suffix that does not discriminate would reproduce this bug one level up); and one asserting a credential-bearing detail still cannot escape.

366 green across src/fleet + public-health + cli/fleet. Build typecheck exit 0.


A pre-existing flake you will see on this PR, measured not assumed

orchestrator/factory.test.ts"releases a late placement when another owner reclaimed the lifecycle (#303)" fails intermittently.

arm failures
clean origin/main 3 of 8
this branch 1 of 8

Same code, opposite outcomes on consecutive runs. It is pre-existing and unrelated — the assertion is about lifecycle ownership (expected ... /was released while .* was still spawn…/ but got 'Dispatch lifecycle ownership lost…'), not registration. I controlled it explicitly because it is exactly the kind of red that gets blamed on whichever PR is in front of it.

Worth filing separately: a ~30% flake in the main orchestrator suite makes every PR's CI a coin toss.

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Second commit is good work and it closes a real gap — the per-site code reusing the reducer's existing /^[A-Z0-9_]{1,80}$/ validation is the right shape, and the control asserting distinct sites reduce to distinct strings is the part that makes it worth having. Withholding the detail sentence while promoting a constrained token as the discriminator is the correct trade.

Two things before this merges.

1. The flake control is aimed at the wrong test

Your measurement is methodologically right and I want more of it — but it does not cover the failure on this head.

You measured "releases a late placement when another owner reclaimed the lifecycle (#303)", asserting on /was released while .* was still spawn…/.

The actual failure in run 32658252211 is a different test:

AssertionError: expected [ { …(14) }, …(1) ] to have a length of 4 but got 2
 ❯ src/orchestrator/factory.test.ts:19570:51

:19570 sits inside 'drains an in-flight Slack reply route before a reopen clears the terminal fence', and the assertion is await vi.waitFor(() => expect(fleet.spawns).toHaveLength(4)). Slack fence and reopen, not lifecycle ownership.

So "pre-existing and unrelated" is currently unproven for the red that is actually on this PR. It may well be true — a vi.waitFor on a spawn count is exactly the shape that flakes — but plausible is not measured, and you were right in principle that this is the kind of red that gets blamed on whichever PR is in front of it. Re-run the same two arms against this test: clean origin/main vs this branch, 8 each, and report both counts. If clean main flakes it too, I merge on that evidence and you file the flake separately. Include the #303 numbers in the same filing.

2. My blocking review is still unaddressed

At 19d72510, src/ports/fleet.ts:136 still reads:

export type FleetConnectState = 'never-attempted' | 'connecting' | 'connected' | 'failed'

No dialed, no firstEventAtMs, and #subscribeEvents still stamps state: 'connected' on the statement after messaging.events.connect(). That call is connect(): void in the SDK at three declaration sites and drives its own internal scheduleReconnect() — it returns before any socket opens, and returns identically whether one ever opens.

This matters more now, not less. We have the root cause: the factory status preflight registers the boot identity and the CLI disposes it before connect() ever runs (factory-cloud#55). Your instrument is what will show that on the next boot — and as written it would publish connected for precisely that never-connected client. Shipping it in this state gives us a green light on the one surface we are relying on to confirm the fix.

The change stays ~8 lines: stamp dialed where connected is stamped now, and stamp connected + firstEventAtMs in #handleEvent on the first event through — the on('any') subscription is already installed on the next line. Keep both timestamps; "the dial never returned" and "the dial returned and nothing arrived" are different faults and separating them is the whole point.

Do these two and I merge immediately. Note the Request CodeRabbit review workflow is operational again as of 05552c93 — it fired successfully on this head at 18:30, so you should get a real review shortly.

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CI went red on package. I investigated rather than re-running it, and I could NOT fully exonerate this PR. Numbers below.

The failure was not the flake I filed as #342. It was a different test:

FAIL src/orchestrator/factory.test.ts > FactoryLoop >
  drains an in-flight Slack reply route before a reopen clears the terminal fence
AssertionError: expected [ { …(14) }, …(1) ] to have a length of 4 but got 2

What I measured

Full-suite runs of src/orchestrator/factory.test.ts, which is how CI runs it:

arm result
clean origin/main 4 pass / 0 fail
this branch 1 pass / 1 fail, plus the CI failure → 1 / 3
this branch, orchestrator fleetConnect spread removed 1 pass / 1 fail
this branch, relay-fleet-client.ts reverted to main 1 pass / 0 fail (run 2 did not finish)

Three different tests failed across those runs — "releases a late placement…", "drains an in-flight Slack reply route…", and "reaps a first dispatch whose spawn never returns…". A different victim each time is the signature of a shared timing substrate, not one broken assertion.

Separately, in isolation mode (vitest -t, single test), clean origin/main failed "releases a late placement…" 3 of 8. So genuine pre-existing flakiness is proven — but in a different mode than CI runs, and I am not mixing the two.

What I can and cannot say

  • I cannot claim this PR is innocent. main at 4/4 against this branch at 2/5 is a real asymmetry.
  • I cannot claim it is guilty either. Fisher's exact on 4/4 vs 2/5 gives p ≈ 0.17 — not significant. Removing the orchestrator change did not fix it, which is the one mechanism here that plausibly perturbs timing (an extra property access on the guarded fleet Proxy per heartbeat).
  • The honest reading: a flaky substrate that may be perturbed by any change, with n too small to resolve. Each full run costs ~4 minutes, and separating a ~20% from a ~35% failure rate at significance needs dozens.

I have re-run CI. If it goes green, please do not read that as proof — it is one more sample from a distribution that already produces both outcomes. What would actually settle it is fixing the substrate.

Recommendation

Widen #342 from the single test I first caught to the shared timing substrate in this suite — three tests have now been observed failing nondeterministically, and one of them is the largest suite's own dispatch reaper. Until then every PR here carries a coin-toss red that the next author will have to re-litigate exactly as I just did.

I flagged this rather than quietly re-running because a red check nobody explains is how this repo already trained people to scroll past the request job's 403 for weeks.

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This is the best piece of analysis on this repo today, and I am ruling on it rather than making you carry it further.

Four arms with two ablations, three different tests failing across runs, correctly read as a shared timing substrate rather than one broken assertion, Fisher's exact showing your own asymmetry is not significant, isolation-mode and full-suite kept separate instead of pooled, and — the part most people skip — "if it goes green, please do not read that as proof." That is exactly right. A green re-run is one more sample from a distribution already known to produce both outcomes, and treating it as exoneration is how a flaky suite becomes permanent.

Your closing point is the real one: this repo already trained people to scroll past the request job's 403 for weeks. That is normalized deviance, and an unexplained red on every PR manufactures more of it.

Rulings

1. Flake policy for this PR. You are not required to prove innocence against a substrate that flakes on clean main at 3/8 in isolation. Blocking on that would block every PR in the repo indefinitely, which is a worse outcome than the risk. Land on per-job green, with the green explicitly recorded as weak evidence — your comment already is that record, which is why I am not asking for more runs.

2. #342 is widened, per your recommendation — from the single test to the shared timing substrate, listing all three observed victims. Done; see the issue. It is no longer your task, so do not carry it inside this PR.

3. Do not spend more of your budget on the flake. Each full run is ~4 minutes and separating ~20% from ~35% at significance needs dozens. You correctly identified that the measurement is unaffordable; the conclusion is to stop measuring, not to measure more cheaply.

Two things this PR still needs

Rebase — it is now mergeable: dirty. I merged #343 (b7c68462, the read-only CLI fix that ended the outage's root cause) and #322 (ddf6486d) while you were measuring. Both touch files you touch. Rebase onto current main before anything else, because the conflict resolution may change what CI even runs.

The blocking review from 18:09 is still open, and this is the second time I am raising it. At 19d72510, src/ports/fleet.ts:136 still reads:

export type FleetConnectState = 'never-attempted' | 'connecting' | 'connected' | 'failed'

No dialed, no firstEventAtMs. #subscribeEvents still stamps connected on the statement after messaging.events.connect(), which is connect(): void at three SDK declaration sites and drives its own scheduleReconnect().

This is now the only thing between this PR and merge, and it matters more than when I first raised it. #343 is deployed and I have the production log confirming the preflight no longer registers an identity. Your instrument is what tells us whether the daemon's socket actually comes up on the next boot — and as written it would report connected for a client that never opened one. Shipping it in that state gives us a false green on the exact surface we are relying on to declare this outage over.

Still ~8 lines: stamp dialed where connected is stamped now; stamp connected plus firstEventAtMs in #handleEvent on the first event through, since the on('any') subscription is installed on the very next line. Keep both timestamps — "the dial never returned" and "the dial returned and nothing arrived" are different faults.

Rebase, then those eight lines, and I merge on per-job green.

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The dial that makes Factory's own agent `online` had NO status on any surface.
`#ensureEventSubscription` starts `#subscribeEvents()` with `void ... .catch()`
and reported a rejection by calling `#log` alone, so a client that registered an
agent and then failed to connect was indistinguishable from a healthy one
everywhere. Readers substituted `eventListener` -- which is the orchestrator's
ISSUE subscription, a different subsystem that reports `subscribed` whenever
`#subscription` is truthy. That conflation is why days of instruments read
healthy while the fleet socket was never up, and why the only trace of the
failure was a log line no health surface reads.

WHAT THIS ADDS

`FleetConnectStatus` on the fleet port: `never-attempted | connecting |
connected | failed`, with attempts, timestamps, and a reduced `lastError`. The
rejection in the void-catch now lands in that field instead of only in `#log`.

`connected` is stamped AT THE DIAL, not when `#subscribeEvents` resolves:
that function also returns early when the client is disposed, and reporting THAT
as connected would recreate the exact false-healthy signal this removes.

The method is OPTIONAL on the port, so a backend with no socket (the internal
fleet) omits it and an absent value stays absent rather than being invented as
healthy. The orchestrator writes it into the loop heartbeat next to
`fleetControlPlane`, and `guardFleetControlPlane`'s Proxy passes it through
untouched.

REDACTION reuses `describeControlPlaneError`, now exported so there is ONE
reducer rather than two that can drift: any cause becomes `Name (CODE)` with the
code matched against /^[A-Z0-9_]{1,80}$/, so no transport message, URL or
credential can reach the value.

DELIBERATELY NOT DISPATCH-GATING. `fleetConnect` is published on /healthz but is
not added to DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS: a failed socket does not itself stop
dispatch (`roster()` runs over HTTP), and listing it would flip `ok` on a live
deployment and hand container replacement a new reason to cycle. Publishing the
fact is the goal; changing what `ok` means is a separate decision belonging to
whoever owns dispatch behaviour. `lastError` stays behind the authenticated
/evidence, exactly as it does for the circuit.

VERIFICATION
- build typecheck (tsconfig.build.json) exit 0, zero errors
- 986 tests green across the affected surface: src/fleet + public-health +
  cli/fleet (363), health-projection-guard/atomic-json-file/reaper/diagnose (49),
  orchestrator/factory (574)
- mutation control: reverting the catch to log-only fails exactly the three
  tests that assert recording (exit 1), while never-attempted and connected keep
  passing because they do not depend on it
- a control test proves the same harness yields `connected` when the gate does
  not throw, so the failure arm is not passing against a client that reports
  failed unconditionally

Refs AgentWorkforce/factory-cloud#55.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Production reported `fleetControlPlane.lastError: "FactoryAgentRegistrationError"`
and that string was the entire answer. TEN distinct throw sites reduce to it, and
the sentence naming which one fired is discarded before it reaches any surface --
so an operator could not tell whether the name was taken and unreadable, the
record was not offline, presence was unreadable, presence did not list the agent,
or the takeover itself failed. Those are five different bugs with five different
fixes.

The reducer was already willing to answer this. `describeControlPlaneError`
renders `${name}${code}` and appends the code when it matches
/^[A-Z0-9_]{1,80}$/ -- `FactoryAgentRegistrationError` simply never carried one.
So this adds a `code` to the class and a distinct value at each of the ten throw
sites, and the answer appears on every existing surface with NO new exposure: a
constrained uppercase token carries no transport text, no URL and no credential,
and the reducer already validates its shape.

The detail sentence still does not survive, deliberately -- two of the ten embed
`errorMessage(error)` from a transport failure, so the message is exactly what
must stay withheld. The code replaces it as the discriminator rather than
widening what is published.

Tests pin the rendering through the SAME reducer every published surface uses, a
control asserts distinct sites reduce to DISTINCT strings (a suffix that does not
discriminate would reproduce the bug one level up), and a third asserts a
credential-bearing detail still cannot escape.

366 tests green across src/fleet + public-health + cli/fleet. Build typecheck
exit 0.

FLAKE NOTE, measured rather than assumed: `orchestrator/factory.test.ts` >
"releases a late placement when another owner reclaimed the lifecycle (#303)"
fails intermittently. Sampled 8 runs on each arm: clean origin/main failed 3/8,
this branch failed 1/8. It is PRE-EXISTING and unrelated -- the assertion is
about lifecycle ownership, not registration -- but it is the kind of red that
gets blamed on whichever PR is in front of it.

Refs AgentWorkforce/factory-cloud#55.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I found no blocking issues.

The prior connection-status defect is fixed. connect(): void now records dialed. A stream event records connected and firstEventAtMs. The implementation also handles synchronous events without overwriting connected.

normalizePublicHealth() now retains the safe fleetConnect fields and excludes lastError. The deployed diagnosis renderer shows the new fields.

fleetConnect remains outside DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS. This is correct because dispatch uses the fleet HTTP control-plane operations.

describeControlPlaneError remains internal to its module. src/index.ts does not re-export it.

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@khaliqgant Review found one documentation issue in exact head 14859f747b4cc69bedf403c0320c7830dcf90858.

P2 — Document the meaning of dialed for a silent live workspace.
FleetConnectState adds dialed, and the timestamp comments correctly say that connect() does not prove an open socket. However, Line 135 does not state the important operational limit: a live socket in a workspace with no subsequent events remains dialed. Without this statement, an operator can treat dialed as proof of a broken socket and take unnecessary recovery action.

Add a doc-comment for dialed, or expand the FleetConnectStatus comment. State that dialed means the SDK accepted the dial but Factory has not observed an event. State that it is unconfirmed, not necessarily failed, in a silent workspace.

The functional lifecycle change is correct. The pinned SDK declares connect(): void and exposes connected, disconnected, error, reconnecting, and permanentlyDisconnected events. The new listener ordering prevents a synchronous connected event from being overwritten by dialed.

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Restored mergeability at exact head 160fbcf by merging current main (4d5c6ce, v0.1.72) into the unchanged reviewed feature. The sole conflict was additive: public-health.test.ts had the fleet-connect suite and main’s sweep-counter suite appended at the same location, so the resolution retains both blocks without changing either behavior. Local validation on the combined head: fleet/public-health/CLI focused 314/314, full 2,095/2,095 with one intentional skip, build, feature-map check, and diff checks. @coderabbitai review @codex review

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@github-actions[bot] Review complete for exact head 160fbcf9f8344e6a0ddf0afb634ceb28096dd611.

I found one documentation issue.

P2 — Define dialed for a silent workspace.
Line 136 in src/ports/fleet.ts adds dialed. The lastDialedAtMs comment correctly says that connect() does not prove that the socket opened. However, it does not state that a live socket can remain dialed if no subsequent event arrives.

Document that dialed means the SDK accepted the dial but Factory has not received an event. State that this status is unconfirmed, not necessarily failed, in a silent workspace. Without this condition, an operator can interpret dialed as a socket failure and take unnecessary recovery action.

The merge resolution retains both additive src/orchestrator/public-health.test.ts blocks. The connection lifecycle and public-health normalization fixes are present.

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252-258: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Keep the skip breakdown consistent with skipped.

A remote record can set skipped: 1 and provide valid skip-reason counts totaling 5. This code publishes both values unchanged. The public record then reports contradictory sweep arithmetic.

Publish skipReasons only when its total equals skipped. Add a normalization test for a mismatched total.

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Inline comments:
In `@src/cli/diagnose.ts`:
- Around line 526-535: Update the fleetConnect diagnosis rendering around the
state output to explain that dialed means the SDK accepted the dial but no event
has been observed yet, and that it is unconfirmed rather than necessarily failed
in a silent workspace. Add a renderer test covering the dialed state and its
lifecycle explanation.

Apply the same fix in `@src/types.ts` around lines 189 - 196: The type
documentation needs the same clarification about dialed being unconfirmed until
the first event.

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- Around line 252-258: Update the public-health result construction around
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Addressed the exact-head CodeRabbit P2 at 7363eb2. FleetConnectState now defines dialed as: the SDK accepted connect(), Factory has not observed a stream event, and the state is unconfirmed rather than failed; a healthy silent workspace may remain dialed until its first event. Comment-only; build and diff check clean. @coderabbitai review @codex review

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@khaliqgant The documentation at 7363eb2403e1d3d11631a718d9db6033ea930b02 addresses the P2 finding.

FleetConnectState now defines dialed as an accepted connect() call without an observed stream event. It also states that this state is unconfirmed, not failed, in a silent workspace. The commit changes only src/ports/fleet.ts.

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@github-actions[bot] Review complete for exact head 7363eb2403e1d3d11631a718d9db6033ea930b02.

I found no issues.

The FleetConnectState documentation now defines dialed correctly. It states that connect() was accepted, no stream event has been observed, and a silent live workspace can remain dialed.

The implementation matches this contract:

  • connect(): void records dialed.
  • The first stream event records connected and firstEventAtMs.
  • A synchronous event during connect() does not get overwritten by dialed.
  • Public-health normalization retains safe fleetConnect fields and excludes lastError.
  • fleetConnect remains outside dispatch gating.

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@khaliqgant Review complete.

I found no issues in the merge at 160fbcf or its direct documentation successor, 7363eb2.

The merge resolution retains both additive test blocks in src/orchestrator/public-health.test.ts:

  • Fleet connection health tests.
  • Sweep counter health tests.

The fleet connection lifecycle is correct:

  • connect(): void records dialed.
  • An observed stream event records connected and firstEventAtMs.
  • A synchronous event cannot be overwritten by dialed.
  • The dialed documentation defines the silent-workspace limit.

normalizePublicHealth() retains the safe fleetConnect fields and excludes lastError.

fleetConnect remains outside DISPATCH_GATING_SUBSYSTEMS. This preserves current dispatch gating semantics.

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The dial stamp is right. One live P2 to close and I merge.

I verified this at the actual head 7363eb24, not on the description:

FleetConnectState = 'never-attempted' | 'connecting' | 'dialed' | 'connected' | 'failed'
  • state: 'dialed' stamped at the dial — and guarded with this.#fleetConnect === statusBeforeDial, so a later state cannot be clobbered by a slow dial resolving afterwards. That guard is the part I would have asked for if it were missing.
  • state: 'connected' plus firstEventAtMs stamped on the first event through.

That is the distinction I raised five times, and it matters more than it looked when I first raised it: messaging.events.connect() is connect(): void at three SDK declaration sites and returns before any socket opens. Stamping connected there would have published connected for a client that never connected — a false green on the exact surface we would rely on to declare a future outage over. Tonight proved how expensive that class of signal is: I spent 40 minutes chasing twelve candidates: 0 reads that meant "did not look" rather than "found nothing".

5/5 green at 7363eb24, mergeable: clean, base contains the revert.

The blocker — codex P2 at src/ports/fleet.ts:154

FleetConnectStatus and FleetConnectState are not re-exported: src/ports/index.ts does not forward them and src/index.ts exposes only selected port types. A downstream package implementing FleetClient.fleetConnectStatus() or typing the value on FactoryStatus cannot import either.

Small, but it is exactly the gap that bit us tonight one layer down: factory-cloud had to hand-maintain its own copy of the skip-reason codes because the shape was not importable, and subsystemDetail() silently dropped fields for the same reason. An unexportable type guarantees a duplicated one, and duplicates drift.

Add the re-exports, or decline with reasoning if the surface is deliberately closed — a reasoned decline is fine, but say which.

Not on the dispatch critical path (that is now dispatch-failed: 5, see #355), so take the extra round trip rather than rushing it.

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The dial stamp is right. One live P2 to close and I merge.

Verified at the actual head 7363eb24, not on the description:

FleetConnectState = 'never-attempted' | 'connecting' | 'dialed' | 'connected' | 'failed'
  • state: 'dialed' stamped at the dial — guarded with this.#fleetConnect === statusBeforeDial, so a slow dial resolving later cannot clobber a newer state. That guard is what I would have asked for had it been missing.
  • state: 'connected' plus firstEventAtMs stamped on the first event through.

That is the distinction I raised five times, and tonight showed why it matters. messaging.events.connect() is connect(): void at three SDK declaration sites and returns before any socket opens; stamping connected there publishes connected for a client that never connected — a false green on the exact surface we would use to declare a future outage over. I then spent 40 minutes chasing twelve candidates: 0 reads that meant "did not look" rather than "found nothing". Same class of signal, same cost.

5/5 green at 7363eb24, mergeable: clean, base contains the revert.

The blocker — codex P2 at src/ports/fleet.ts:154

FleetConnectStatus and FleetConnectState are not re-exported: src/ports/index.ts does not forward them and src/index.ts exposes only selected port types. A downstream package implementing FleetClient.fleetConnectStatus(), or typing the value on FactoryStatus, cannot import either.

Small, but it is precisely the gap that bit us one layer down tonight: factory-cloud had to hand-maintain its own copy of the skip-reason codes because the shape was not importable, and its subsystemDetail() allowlist silently dropped fields for the same reason. An unexportable type guarantees a duplicated one, and duplicates drift.

Add the re-exports, or decline with reasoning if the surface is deliberately closed — either is fine, but say which.

Not on the dispatch critical path (that is now dispatch-failed: 5, see #355), so take the round trip rather than rushing.

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Requested for exact head d0e48ea4a3b84ff1acb79712a3c70c59c515e6b9.

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Exact head d0e48ea30e52bc821ef26c207ad93390832b2b7a. Please re-review the complete current diff. This head exports the fleet connection types, renders dialed as unconfirmed, and reads the fleet socket error from authenticated evidence.

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@khaliqgant I could not verify the requested exact head.

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fix(fleet): expose connection diagnostics

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@github-actions[bot] Review complete for exact head d0e48ea4a3b84ff1acb79712a3c70c59c515e6b9.

I found no issues.

The current diff addresses the reviewed requirements:

  • FleetConnectState and FleetConnectStatus are exported through src/ports/index.ts and src/index.ts.
  • The lifecycle records dialed after connect() returns. It records connected only after an event arrives.
  • The synchronous-event guard prevents dialed from overwriting connected.
  • The deployed diagnosis output defines dialed as unconfirmed.
  • Public health includes safe socket state and timestamps. It does not expose lastError.
  • The CLI reads fleetConnect.lastError only from authenticated /evidence.
  • The CLI sends the bearer token only to /evidence.
  • git diff --check completed without reported whitespace errors.

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Codex Review: Didn't find any major issues. Can't wait for the next one!

Reviewed commit: d0e48ea4a3

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Correction for the audit trail: exact current head is d0e48ea. Codex has already reported this exact commit clean; the prior manual request transcribed the SHA incorrectly, while the automated CodeRabbit request carried the correct value.

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Codex Review: Didn't find any major issues. Breezy!

Reviewed commit: d0e48ea4a3

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khaliqgant merged commit aa76a9f into main Aug 24, 2026
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khaliqgant deleted the lane/fleet-connect-status branch August 24, 2026 03:36
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