github-devloop implementation for #30

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github-devloop implementation PR for issue #30

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github-devloop PR review decision: reject
Verdicts: teleology=reject parsimony=reject fidelity=reject natural-ownership=reject proportional-containment=reject
Blocking gap: unguarded machine replacement

teleology:
Established aggregate-ownership practice requires field-scoped atomic updates—or an aggregate version guard—so stale metadata writes cannot overwrite concurrent reservations. That peer claim moves me from my test-only objection because the implementation itself violates the required atomic accounting model: leaseReservations and activeLeases are updated together by reserveMachineLease() (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:150), yet saveMachine() still unconditionally replaces the entire document (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146; control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110). Both token-rotation paths read a Machine and later save that stale snapshot (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:214, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:220; control-plane/src/http/server.ts:385, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:388). A reservation committed between those operations is erased, reopening capacity and permitting a second successful lease. Reconciliation only examines reservations that remain stored (control-plane/src/services/task-service.ts:343), so it cannot recover the erased identity or retract a duplicate lease already returned. This directly defeats the stated requirement that machine accounting remain atomic and never exceed capacity; field-scoped machine updates or guarded replacement, plus the corresponding shared race regression, are required.

parsimony:
Established aggregate-ownership practice requires accounting fields to be mutated only by field-scoped atomic repository operations; novelty needs proof that generic stale-snapshot replacement is safe, and none exists. The root claim of atomic machine accounting therefore fails independently of my earlier incomplete-test concern: saveMachine() replaces the entire Mongo document (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146), while token rotation reads a Machine, awaits authorization/body processing, then saves that stale spread (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:214, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:220); the admin path repeats the same read/replace pattern (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:383, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:388). If reserveMachineLease() atomically increments activeLeases and pushes leaseReservations between those operations (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:150), the later replacement restores the stale counter and reservation array, reopening capacity after a successful claim. Reconciliation cannot retract the already-returned duplicate lease. Because the issue requires atomic capacity admission and accounting that never exceeds capacity, machine metadata/token updates must preserve repository-owned accounting fields through field-scoped updates or guarded versions.

fidelity:
Established aggregate-ownership and linearizability practice requires one repository owner to mutate accounting fields through field-scoped atomic operations; stale read-modify-replace cannot safely coexist with reservation CAS. The root claim of atomic machine accounting therefore fails: Machine now contains both activeLeases and leaseReservations (control-plane/src/domain/types.ts:141), and reserveMachineLease() atomically updates them (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:150), but saveMachine() still unconditionally replaces the whole document (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146; equivalently control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110). Both token-rotation paths read a machine and later save that snapshot (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:214, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:220, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:383, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:388). If reservation occurs between those operations, rotation erases its increment and identity ledger. A second claim whose reconciliation completed before that erasure can then reserve the reopened slot, so two workers can receive successful leases despite capacity one; later reconciliation cannot retract an already returned lease. This concrete correctness failure is stronger than the peers’ missing-test arguments and also explains my prior scalar-divergence concern. Replace generic machine persistence with field-scoped metadata/token updates or guard it against concurrent accounting changes, and add the shared race regression.

natural-ownership:
Established linearizability and aggregate-ownership practice requires accounting fields to have one mutation authority and forbids stale whole-record writes across atomic field updates. The root claim therefore fails before the peers’ test-matrix leaves: reserveMachineLease() atomically increments activeLeases and inserts leaseReservations (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:150, control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:114), yet unrestricted saveMachine() still replaces that same accounting state (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146, control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110). Both owner and admin token rotation read a Machine and later save a stale spread (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:214, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:220, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:383, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:388). A rotation racing after reconciliation or reservation can erase another claim’s increment and identity ledger; a different Task can then pass the capacity guard and receive a second successful lease. The final projection check verifies only Task authority, not preservation of the machine reservation (control-plane/src/services/task-service.ts:471). This directly defeats teleology’s claim that no symptom branch is evidenced. The peers’ incomplete-interruption and scalar-authority objections reinforce rejection but do not move my position because this concrete lost-update path already violates the stated atomic-capacity and unrelated-ownership requirements.

proportional-containment:
Established aggregate-ownership practice requires repository-owned accounting fields to be mutated only by atomic, field-scoped operations; novelty needs proof that concurrent writers cannot overwrite them. The peer attack is decisive: leaseReservations and activeLeases are atomically coupled by reserveMachineLease() (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:150), yet saveMachine() still replaces the entire document without a version guard (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146; equivalently control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110). Both token-rotation paths read a machine and later save that stale snapshot (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:215, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:220, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:385, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:388). If reservation occurs between those operations, rotation erases the increment and identity ledger; another in-flight Task can then reserve the reopened final slot, allowing two successful leases. The final Task-authority check does not verify that its machine reservation still exists (control-plane/src/services/task-service.ts:471), and reconciliation cannot retract a lease already returned. This directly defeats the root atomic-capacity objective, independently of my original incomplete-interruption-test objection. Replace generic machine writes with field-scoped creation/token/metadata operations or guard whole-record replacement against accounting changes, and add the corresponding race contract.

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Independent review of 5a3c5b6477381d084976f0fea52a5278f1024b98

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES. This review is against qa-tools-fkst-staging@748a8e71b0a8b5626dffdedded7778b67ec52382 and the frozen acceptance criteria in #30.

P0

1. The head does not compile and three required CI jobs are blocked.

   control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:156-164 and :181-185 use $inc, $push, and $pull through Collection<Document>, which does not type those machine fields. npm run build/npm run typecheck fail with TS2769/TS2322; Contract/build, Test, and Runtime images are red. Define an accurate machine document type rather than hiding the update shape behind a broad cast, then rerun every gate.

2. Pre-upgrade active Tasks lose worker authority and can permanently poison the lease sweeper.

   Existing claimed/running records have workerId, leaseToken, and machineId, but no claimId/claimGeneration; machines have activeLeases but no leaseReservations. getWorkerTask() rejects those workers, reconcileClaims() skips them, and expiry reaches claimGuard() and throws before requeue/release. The existing control-plane/src/index.test.ts reproduces this: the expired Task remains running and the sweep logs lease generation is no longer active. Add an explicit idempotent, batch-bounded legacy migration/drain/quarantine path using real old-format Mongo documents; one bad record must not stop the whole sweep.

P1

3. A stale expiry CAS can overwrite a successfully committed heartbeat.

   TaskClaimGuard checks only status/claim identity. For a running Task, a heartbeat can authenticate before expiry and commit a later leaseExpiresAt, after an expiry sweeper has read the old value; the sweeper's subsequent running -> submitted replacement still matches and removes the renewed lease. This permits generation N+1 to start while the generation-N worker just received a successful heartbeat. Guard lifecycle writes with a monotonic Task record version or the exact observed lease/version; add a deterministic heartbeat-vs-expiry barrier contract for Memory and Mongo.

4. The reconciler can delete a just-created live machine reservation/profile lock from a stale global Task snapshot.

   reconcileClaims() snapshots Tasks, then later scans machines/profiles. A claimant can commit between those reads; cleanup at task-service.ts:343-361 treats the new projection as orphaned and removes it. ensureClaimProjections() ignores a false renewMachineLease() and only rechecks the Task, so claim may still return success without capacity ownership. Re-read authoritative Task immediately before guarded cleanup and verify every projection before returning a lease. Add claim-vs-multiple-reconciler barrier tests.

5. Token rotation can overwrite atomic machine accounting.

   server.ts:383-389 reads a Machine then calls full-document saveMachine(). A concurrent claim/release can update activeLeases/leaseReservations, after which rotation replaces them with stale values. Introduce a dedicated atomic token update and separate create/registry mutation from lease authority. Run identical rotate-vs-claim/release contracts against Memory and Mongo.

6. Generic compensation breaks interactive/closing lifecycle semantics.

   reconcileClaims() calls abortClaim() for every active state. A closing session can be changed back to submitted; a requeued interactive Task with a dispatched action does not call requeueSessionAction(), leaving the action permanently undispatchable. Compensation must converge by state: preserve the existing closing terminal path and restore dispatched interactive actions when a claim is requeued, without implementing #27 early.

7. Reconciliation is full-database and unbounded.

   Every claim synchronously scans all Tasks, machines, and profiles; every sweep runs that scan before and after expiry. The existing serialized-sweep contract now observes 10 listTasks() calls where it expected 2. Use indexed active-intent queries, fixed batch limits, and durable retry/cursor state. Keep full-database repair off the worker claim hot path.

8. The shared tests do not implement the frozen acceptance matrix.

   The three new cases do not barrier the actual machine/profile CAS boundaries, do not reconnect Mongo for restart, and do not inject interruption after each persistence boundary. Missing cases include delayed claimant after heartbeat/action dispatch, response loss, profile races between different Tasks, unrelated authoritative ownership and release, stale-reconciler and token-rotation TOCTOU, queue/deadline/interactive preservation, and HTTP/Session/webhook/log/fixture/OpenAPI non-disclosure. Add deterministic boundary fault injection and real Mongo reconnect coverage.

P2

9. Memory/Mongo repository behavior differs.

   Memory idempotent reservation identity omits taskId, while Mongo includes it. Memory returns true for a matched no-op submitted replacement, while Mongo uses modifiedCount and returns false. Align the identity comparator and guard-success semantics, and cover both through the shared contract.

10. Restart compensation cannot preserve pre-claim queue priority.

Claim removes queuePriority; after a crash, the reconciler has lost it and hard-codes -1. Persist the pre-claim priority in the durable claim intent or retain it until projection commit, then add a crash-after-Task-CAS ordering test.

Verification evidence

• npm run lint: passed.
• Focused Task/HTTP tests: 14/14 passed outside the restricted loopback sandbox.
• npm run test:mongo-contract: 20/20 passed, but the new matrix above is missing.
• npm test: 296 passed, 2 failed (periodically expires active leases; serialized sweep call-count contract).
• npm run typecheck: failed with the Mongo update typing errors above.
• GitHub CI: Contract/build failed; Test failed before Vitest; Runtime images failed before smoke; Contract demo passed.

Please fix these in the same FKST work item/PR. After a new head is published, the same independent reviewer must re-review the complete diff. Do not merge to staging, and do not route #29 yet.

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github-devloop merge gate failed: unguarded machine replacement
Reproduce locally with scripts/run.sh test from the repository root.

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github-devloop fix pushed for re-review

Previous reviewed head: 5a3c5b6
New head: a903ada

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github-devloop PR review decision: approve
Verdicts: teleology=approve parsimony=approve fidelity=comment natural-ownership=approve proportional-containment=approve

teleology:
The named gap, “unguarded machine replacement,” is closed. Mongo saveMachine() now excludes activeLeases and leaseReservations from $set, initializing them only on insertion, so stale metadata writes cannot replace committed accounting (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146). Memory preserves the current accounting fields when updating an existing machine (control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110). The added regression reproduces the exact stale token-metadata sequence, verifies the first reservation survives, and proves a second final-slot reservation fails (control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:203); that contract runs for both Memory and Mongo (control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:666, control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:671). This follows established aggregate-ownership practice and removes the evidenced missing-inevitability and skipped-purpose defects without introducing a fix regression.

parsimony:
ESSENCE: Machine lease accounting is an owned aggregate: reservation identity and count must survive unrelated stale metadata writes. Established practice is single-writer field ownership through atomic, field-scoped updates, rather than whole-record replacement racing authoritative counters. IDEAL: saveMachine() updates metadata only, while reserveMachineLease(), renewMachineLease(), and releaseMachineLease() exclusively mutate accounting, with one shared backend contract proving the boundary. SIX-SMELL: The named gap is closed. Mongo now excludes activeLeases and leaseReservations from $set, initializing them only on insertion (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146); Memory equivalently preserves current accounting during metadata saves (control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110). The regression reproduces a stale token-style save, verifies the original reservation and count survive, and proves a second reservation cannot reopen the final slot (control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:203). No new magic number drives correctness; no proxy replaces the reservation ledger; no symptom branch remains for the identified overwrite path; narrative is backed by the shared Memory/Mongo contract; the ownership split follows inevitably from atomic accounting; and the exactly-one-capacity purpose is preserved. The fix-only delta is narrow and provides no evidenced regression within the issue’s stated bounds.

natural-ownership:
ESSENCE: Established linearizability and aggregate-ownership practice assigns lease accounting to one durable mutation authority; metadata writers must not replace concurrent reservation state. The named gap was a stale saveMachine() overwriting repository-owned activeLeases and leaseReservations. IDEAL: Machine creation initializes accounting, identity-scoped repository operations exclusively reserve/renew/release leases, and metadata/token updates are field-scoped or otherwise preserve accounting atomically. SIX-SMELL: The fix meets that standard. No magic numbers govern correctness. No proxy-over-truth: Mongo separates accounting from metadata and initializes it only on insert (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146), while reservation admission atomically couples the capacity guard, increment, and identity ledger (control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:161). No symptom branch: Memory applies the same ownership boundary by retaining current accounting during generic saves (control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110). No narrative-over-verification: the shared Memory/Mongo contract recreates the stale metadata-save race, proves the reservation survives, and proves the final slot remains closed (control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:203). No missing-inevitability: the exact previously identified token-rotation write still uses saveMachine() (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:220, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:388) and is now harmless by repository contract. No skipped-purpose: unrelated metadata can change while authoritative lease capacity remains intact. The named “unguarded machine replacement” gap is closed without shifting responsibility onto callers.

proportional-containment:
ESSENCE: Concurrent metadata writes must not erase authoritative machine lease accounting; established linearizability and aggregate-ownership practice assigns accounting fields to one repository authority using atomic, field-scoped operations. IDEAL: expose distinct machine-creation, metadata-update, reservation, renewal, and release operations, making generic callers structurally unable to write accounting fields. The fix is cleanly sufficient without over-hoisting: both repositories now preserve existing activeLeases and leaseReservations during saveMachine() while reservation mutations remain owned by reserveMachineLease()/releaseMachineLease() (control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110, control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:123, control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146, control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:161). This closes the named stale token-rotation race at the natural repository layer rather than duplicating guards in the owner and admin HTTP paths (control-plane/src/http/server.ts:215, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:220, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:385, control-plane/src/http/server.ts:388). Six smells: no behavioral magic number; no proxy-over-truth because persisted accounting wins over stale snapshots; no symptom branch because authority is repaired centrally; no narrative-over-verification because the shared Memory/Mongo contract reproduces stale metadata save, preserves the first reservation, and rejects final-slot over-admission (control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:203); no missing-inevitability because every saveMachine() path receives the invariant; and no skipped-purpose because the test directly proves atomic capacity containment. No fix regression within the stated scope is evidenced.

Advisory (non-blocking):
fidelity:
ESSENCE: Machine admission is an ownership invariant: metadata writes must never overwrite the authoritative reservation ledger or bounded counter. Established practice assigns accounting fields to atomic, field-scoped repository operations rather than stale whole-record replacement. IDEAL: Separate machine creation, metadata/token updates, and claim-identity reservation operations, with one shared Memory/Mongo concurrency contract. SIX-SMELL: The named gap is closed: existing-machine saveMachine() now preserves activeLeases and leaseReservations in memory and excludes them from Mongo $set, initializing them only on insertion (control-plane/src/storage/memory-repository.ts:110, control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:146). The regression contract recreates the real stale-token-rotation interleaving, verifies the original reservation survives, and verifies the reopened-slot proxy cannot admit another reservation; it runs through the shared repository contract for both backends (control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:203, control-plane/src/storage/repository-contract.test.ts:667). Thus there is no material magic-number, proxy-over-truth, symptom-branch, missing-inevitability, or skipped-purpose smell in the fix. Advisory narrative-over-verification mismatch: an existing server test still calls saveMachine({...activeLeases: 1}), but the new semantics deliberately ignore that update, so its later expectation of activeLeases: 1 is no longer established by its setup (control-plane/src/http/server.test.ts:140). Update that fixture to create a real reservation before the later merge gate; this does not reopen the atomicity requirement.

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Independent re-review of a903adac3e904428e0c39edb537d0d27239d7711

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES. Base remains qa-tools-fkst-staging@748a8e71b0a8b5626dffdedded7778b67ec52382. The fix delta is only +44/-2 in three repository files. It closes neither the full #30 acceptance matrix nor the prior review.

P0

1. Build/typecheck remains broken. control-plane/src/storage/mongo-repository.ts:167-175,192-196 still applies $inc/$push/$pull through Collection<Document>, producing TS2769/TS2322. Contract/build, Test, and Runtime images are still failed. Use a real typed Mongo machine document; do not cast the invalid shape away.

2. Legacy active Tasks still lose authority and poison the sweeper. Old running/claimed documents have no claimId/claimGeneration. They are rejected by worker APIs, skipped by reconciliation, and throw from claimGuard() on expiry. The existing control-plane/src/index.test.ts:149-159 still fails and leaves the Task running. Implement idempotent, batch-bounded migration/drain/quarantine with old-format Mongo fixtures; one bad record must not abort the sweep.

P1

3. Heartbeat-versus-expiry stale overwrite remains. TaskClaimGuard still only checks status/claim identity. A heartbeat authenticated before expiry can commit and return a later expiry, then a sweeper holding the old running snapshot can still replace it with submitted. Add monotonic Task record version or equivalent exact-version CAS, plus a deterministic Memory/Mongo barrier test.

4. A stale reconciliation snapshot can still delete newly created live projections. task-service.ts:336-361 snapshots all Tasks, then cleans later machine/profile reads from that stale map. Re-read authoritative Task before cleanup. ensureClaimProjections() also ignores false from renewMachineLease() and validates only Task state before returning; verify machine and profile authority too.

5. The token-rotation fix changes generic saveMachine() semantics and breaks existing behavior. memory-repository.ts:110-120 and mongo-repository.ts:146-158 now silently ignore passed accounting for every existing Machine. Full tests prove the regression: server.test.ts cannot set active occupancy, and testing-attempt-service.test.ts wrongly admits Testing work onto a machine intended to have a generic lease. Restore an explicit complete create/save contract and add a dedicated atomic rotateMachineToken/metadata mutation used by both HTTP routes; test rotate-vs-reserve/release barriers.

6. saveProfile() can still erase profile claim authority. Two concurrent create calls can both observe absence; after one create and a Task's acquireProfileLease(), the delayed full saveProfile() clears lockedByTaskId, claim identity, and expiry. Make profile create insert-only/CAS and keep metadata mutations authority-preserving. Add create-vs-acquire Memory/Mongo barriers.

7. Generic compensation still breaks interactive/closing state. reconcileClaims() sends every projection failure through abortClaim(): closing becomes submitted, and an interactive dispatched action is not requeued. Converge by state, preserving close semantics and restoring dispatched actions on requeue without implementing #27 early.

8. Reconciliation is still full-database and unbounded on claim and sweep hot paths. Every claim and both ends of every sweep scan all Tasks/machines/profiles. Use indexed active intents, fixed batches, and durable retry/cursor state. The failing sweep call-count contract is evidence, not an assertion to loosen.

9. The acceptance test matrix is still missing. The added stale-metadata case does not cover actual machine/profile CAS barriers, two different Task races, every persistence-boundary fault, heartbeat/expiry, claim/reconciler, response loss, real Mongo reconnect, unrelated authoritative ownership, queue/deadline/interactive preservation, or all public non-disclosure surfaces.

P2

10. Memory/Mongo semantics still differ. Memory reservation idempotency omits taskId; Mongo includes it. Memory returns true for matched no-op submitted CAS; Mongo uses modifiedCount and returns false. Align shared identity and guard-match semantics.

11. Restart compensation still loses original queue priority. Claim clears queuePriority; after crash the reconciler can only force -1. Persist pre-claim priority in durable intent or retain it until projection commit, and test restart ordering.

Round 2 evidence

• npm run lint: pass.
• npm run typecheck: fail at Mongo lines 167/195.
• npm run test:mongo-contract: 22/22 pass, but the required matrix remains absent.
• npm test: 296 pass / 4 fail: legacy expiry, sweep scan count, HTTP machine accounting, and Testing/generic capacity isolation.
• GitHub: Contract/build failed; Test failed before Vitest; Runtime images failed before smoke; Contract demo passed.

Prior findings 1/2/3/4/6/7/8/9/10 are untouched. Prior finding 5 is only partially addressed and has introduced the two test regressions above. Do not merge this head. Fix in the same PR, publish a new immutable head, and return it to the same reviewer for a complete base-to-head review. Keep #29 unrouted.

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