feat: classify green checks that never actually ran - #60
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`squabble fight` classifies only RED checks, so a gate that could not run reports green and is never inspected. That is the whole fake-green class: a scanner goes missing, a stub writes `[]`, the check goes green, and the gate silently stops being a gate. Adds `squabble-core::polarity`: Genuine | NotApplicable | Vacuous. * Evidence tier is declared and singular — Actions jobs-API step conclusions. Causes needing workflow YAML or script source are absent; a variant we cannot witness from the declared source would be a taxonomy, not a classifier. * Scanner-agnostic. The signature is host-supplied from `gate_triage.a2ml`; no scanner name appears in this crate. ANCHOR declares `hypatia-dependent` an IS-NOT. * Axis 0 (applicability) is checked first and is THREE-way: undeclared falls through, declared-and-matched falls through, only declared-and-contradicted is NotApplicable. Treating undeclared as NotApplicable would make this classifier its own fake green (planted break: 10 of 21 tests fail). * The signature is a CONJUNCTION. A skipped scan with no stub-writing step is a legitimately optional step, not vacuity. * Never recommends deletion from a stub-rate: at run_count == 1 the rate is exactly 0.0 or 1.0, so one stubbed run would read as "useless everywhere". The directive reserves that judgement to the owner, so the rate is reported as evidence instead. Adds `ExpertGroup::GateTriage` so vacuity has a consumer — an enum nothing reads is itself a fake gate. It deliberately names no estate service: `boj::route` now returns `Option<ExpertCall>` and yields None for it, recorded as an honest non-dispatch rather than a silent skip. A wildcard arm would have routed owner-facing findings to hypatia by the back door. SPARK is untouched: gate_machine.ads models only Check_Run/Gate_State/ Evaluate, not this crate the check annotations, so `Green IFF non-empty AND all Passed` holds bit-for-bit. Witnessed by a Rust test asserting `Gate::evaluate()` is unchanged across classification. Note: `boj` is an off-by-default cargo feature, so plain `cargo build` never compiled it and missed the non-exhaustive match. Verified with --all-features. Refs #39, #58
`squabble fight` classified only RED checks, so a gate that could not run reported green and was never inspected. That is the whole fake-green class: a scanner goes missing, a stub writes `[]`, the check goes green, and the gate silently stops being a gate. Host wiring for the classifier landed in 8ac9108: - `fetch.rs` reads each successful check's job id out of `detailsUrl` (the rollup exposes no job id field) and pulls step conclusions from `repos/{slug}/actions/jobs/{id}`. Status contexts with no job are skipped rather than guessed at. - `fight.rs` classifies those greens against the repo's own `gate_triage.a2ml` signature and folds any vacuity finding into the report's escalations. A gate with no usable signature costs zero API calls, so this is fail-safe by default. - A fully green gate yields `Outcome::Green`, which carries no `Report` and so has no typed home for the finding. Per issue #58's go/no-go ("if it needs a new state, write a spec first and stop"), that path reports on stderr — visible in both human and `--json` modes — with the limitation named in the message. Not a silent skip. `gate_triage.a2ml` goes draft -> active, and now records which evidence fields the host can actually measure. Two of the four cannot be measured from the jobs API, so they render `unmeasured` and can never reach the destructive recommendation. Verified: cargo test --workspace --all-features (112 passed) and cargo clippy --workspace --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings, both run unpiped so the exit code is real.
`step_concluded` compares step names exactly. The directive shipped "Create stub findings", but the real workflow step is "Create stub findings (when Hypatia unavailable)" — 33 of 33 local `static-analysis-gate.yml` copies, zero variants. So the signature matched no job on earth and every green check would have classified `Genuine`, forever. The classifier hunting fake greens was about to become one. The strings came from a ruling, not from a workflow file. Fixed at source (the directive), not by loosening the matcher: exact comparison is correct when the names are uniform, and the census says they are. The tests did not catch this because both of them asked the wrong question: - `the_repos_own_directive_parses` asserted only `is_usable()` — "are the lists non-empty" — while its consumer needs "do these names match a real job". Renamed and strengthened to assert the literal names. - the end-to-end test built its signature from an inline fixture carrying the same wrong string as its payload, so it agreed with itself and proved nothing. It now loads this repo's own directive, so drift on either side fails it. Both are proven able to fail: restoring the abbreviation fails each one and nothing else; reverting it returns them to green. Added a negative control — a scan that really ran must not be reported vacuous — so the classifier is pinned in both directions. The directive also now records three limits it previously implied away: - coverage is hypatia-only; the identical panic-attack (33/33) and patch-bridge (27/33) stub paths are NOT matched, because the quantifier is `all` and one signature describes one scanner. An undercount, never a false alarm. - `run-count` and `stub-rate` are single-run values, not a measured history. - applicability (axis 0) is core-only; `fight` passes the defaults, so the operator-type / channel axis cannot fire in production yet. Verified: cargo test --workspace --all-features (113 passed), clippy --all-features --all-targets -D warnings clean, and `just quality` green — all run unpiped so the exit codes are real.
Both classifier fixtures now name the run they came from, so a reader can re-fetch them rather than trust the shape: - vacuous: hyperpolymath/session-sentinel run 33813809227 - genuine: hyperpolymath/echidnabot run 33712324720 Fetched 2026-09-04, and they are a three-way live control: echidnabot's scan ran (`Run Hypatia scan=success`, stub skipped) and classifies Genuine, while session-sentinel and hybrid-automation-router (run 33817428163) both show `Run Hypatia scan=skipped` with the stub succeeding and classify Vacuous. That is exactly the set the estate census predicted as permanently green, and the classifier stays silent on the working one. Both step names are now confirmed byte-exact against the live API, not only against workflow YAML.
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WalkthroughThe PR activates the gate-triage directive and adds green-check polarity classification. ChangesGate triage polarity
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The command now inspects successful checks for skipped gate steps, but an external check URL can be mistaken for a GitHub Actions job and yield incorrect or failed classification. Restrict job URL acceptance to GitHub Actions URLs before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Fight as squabble fight
participant Fetch as fetch::run_with_greens
participant Jobs as GitHub Actions jobs API
participant Polarity as polarity::classify
Fight->>Fetch: Load gate and successful checks
Fetch->>Jobs: Fetch job step outcomes
Jobs-->>Fetch: Return step conclusions
Fetch-->>Fight: Return gate and green checks
Fight->>Polarity: Classify each check
Polarity-->>Fight: Return verdict and escalation move
Fight->>Fight: Attach finding or record non-dispatch
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In `@crates/squabble-cli/src/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 122-124: Update job_id_from_details_url to isolate the job ID path
segment before any query string or fragment delimiter, then parse that cleaned
segment as u64. Add a test covering details URLs with both ? and # suffixes and
verify the ID is returned successfully.
In `@crates/squabble-cli/src/fight.rs`:
- Around line 150-155: Update the Evidence construction in the fight flow to
derive stub_rate from the recorded steps and declared stub signature instead of
always using 1.0. Preserve 1.0 only for a matching stub run, and report 0.0 when
classify yields NoStepsRecorded or AllStepsSkipped.
- Around line 132-160: Update the green-check classification flow around
squabble_core::polarity::classify so NoStepsRecorded and AllStepsSkipped are
accepted only when the inspected job has matching signature-relevant evidence,
or otherwise restrict classification to applicable checks. Prevent unrelated
inspectable successful jobs from reaching attach_vacuity and producing vacuity
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Three real defects, all raised on review of this PR and all verified
against the source before changing anything.
1. `classify()` tested `steps.is_empty()` FIRST and returned
`Vacuous { NoStepsRecorded }`. But an empty step list means the jobs
API showed us nothing — it is not a report that the job ran nothing.
Escalating it is a genuine false alarm, and it falsifies the
undercount-never-false-alarm property the directive promises. This
module exists to catch guards that answer a different question from
the one their consumer needs; it had become one.
The cause is removed, not merely bypassed. The empty case is an
EXPLICIT early return, because `[].iter().all(..)` is vacuously true
in Rust: deleting the arm would have let the empty case fall through
to `AllStepsSkipped` and reach the identical wrong verdict under a
different label. That is proven, not asserted — with the early return
neutered, both new tests fail.
`no-silent-skip` still holds: the host reports the uninspectable
green on stderr, exactly as it already does for a fetch error.
`AllStepsSkipped` is KEPT. A job that concluded success with every
recorded step skipped enforced nothing, whether or not a signature
matched. The directive's coverage note is corrected to say so rather
than the code being bent to fit stale prose (Doctrine #10).
2. `job_id_from_details_url` cut the id on `/` only, so any details URL
carrying `?check_suite_focus=true` (GitHub appends it routinely) or a
`#step:` fragment failed to parse and the green was skipped without a
word — a silent undercount by construction.
3. `Evidence.stub_rate` was hardcoded `1.0`, reporting stub evidence for
jobs that genuinely ran. It is now measured. The signature match moved
to `VacuitySignature::matches` so host and classifier ask the same
question: `Evidence` is an input to `classify` while the cause is its
output, so deriving the rate from the cause would have been circular.
`Recommendation::from_evidence` does not read `stub_rate`, so the
recommendation branch is unchanged.
Every new test proven able to fail by a planted break, reverted.
115 tests pass; clippy -D warnings clean; `just quality` green.
Note on witnesses: this repo's rust-ci workflow cannot run. It is pinned
at standards@5b1d0022, which does not exist upstream (404), so the run
dies at startup with jobs=0. Four more workflows here are pinned at
standards@7fdc2705, which exists but is reachable from no branch. Those
five reds are pre-existing on main — every blob is byte-identical to
origin/main — and are repaired by the pin sweep, not here. The local
runs above are therefore the only witnesses for this change.
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crates/squabble-core/src/polarity.rs (1)
327-330: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse exact step-name comparison.
Line 330 trims both step names before comparison. This makes
"Run Hypatia scan "match the directive signature"Run Hypatia scan". That can create a false vacuity escalation for a differently named workflow step.Compare the original strings directly. Add a regression test for leading and trailing whitespace.
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In `@crates/squabble-cli/src/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 127-132: Update job_id_from_details_url to validate the expected
GitHub Actions origin and URL structure before extracting the numeric job ID,
rejecting external URLs such as ci.example/job/42. Preserve valid Actions
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In `@crates/squabble-core/src/polarity.rs`:
- Around line 327-330: Update step_concluded to compare s.name and name exactly
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GitHub Actions: Estate Rules / 0_estate-rules.txt: feat: classify green checks that never actually ran
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GitHub Actions: Dogfood Gate / Validate eclexiaiser manifest: feat: classify green checks that never actually ran
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Dogfood Gate / 5_Validate K9 contracts.txt: feat: classify green checks that never actually ran
Conclusion: failure
##[group]K9 Configuration Validation
Scanning . for K9 files (.k9, .k9.ncl)...
Found 18 K9 file(s)
Validating: ./.machine_readable/arrival-pack/claude-md.k9.ncl
Validating: ./.machine_readable/coaptation/coapt.k9.ncl
Validating: ./.machine_readable/contractiles/adjust/adjust.k9.ncl
Validating: ./.machine_readable/contractiles/bust/bust.k9.ncl
##[error]Hunt-level K9 file must include a 'signature' or 'signature_required' field
GitHub Actions: Dogfood Gate / Validate K9 contracts: feat: classify green checks that never actually ran
Conclusion: failure
##[group]K9 Configuration Validation
Scanning . for K9 files (.k9, .k9.ncl)...
Found 18 K9 file(s)
Validating: ./.machine_readable/arrival-pack/claude-md.k9.ncl
Validating: ./.machine_readable/coaptation/coapt.k9.ncl
Validating: ./.machine_readable/contractiles/adjust/adjust.k9.ncl
Validating: ./.machine_readable/contractiles/bust/bust.k9.ncl
##[error]Hunt-level K9 file must include a 'signature' or 'signature_required' field
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…#62) CI failure fixes was requested by @hyperpolymath. * #60 (comment) The following files were modified: * `.machine_readable/self-validating/methodology-guard.k9.ncl` * `coordination.k9` * `session/custom-checks.k9` Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com>
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…of defaulting it (#72) Closes both follow-ups that PR #60 recorded in its own **Limits** section. ## 1. Multi-scanner signatures — was hypatia only `static-analysis-gate.yml` carries **three** stub paths, one per job. The matcher quantifies with `all`, so one signature can only ever describe one scanner — two of the three were undetected. The 2026-09-04 census of 33 local copies measured the gap: panic-attack **33/33**, patch-bridge **27/33**. - `gate_triage.a2ml` now carries a repeatable `[[gate-triage.detection.signatures]]` table, one per scanner. - The flat `signature-skipped-steps` / `signature-success-steps` keys are **removed**. Left beside the tables they would have parsed hypatia twice. - `SignatureSet` quantifies with `any` **across** scanners; `VacuitySignature` still quantifies with `all` **within** one. - The parser chunks on the table header and truncates each chunk at the next header, so one table's arrays cannot be read out of the next. **The disjunction cannot leak.** `step_concluded` is false for an absent step, so the hypatia signature cannot match the panic-attack job — it never recorded hypatia's steps. Asserted by `a_scanner_signature_cannot_match_another_scanners_job`, not assumed. **Legacy fallback retained deliberately.** Repos across the estate still ship the 0.2.0 directive, and `fight` reads the directive of the repo it is *fighting*. Without the fallback, upgrading the host would have **silently stopped detecting hypatia vacuity on every unmigrated repo**. It cannot double-parse: it is reached only when no table was found at all. ### Ground truth, not a transcription Every step name was read out of this repo's own `.github/workflows/static-analysis-gate.yml` on 2026-09-09, and the test **re-reads that same file on every run** rather than comparing against a copied-in fixture. That is precisely the mistake PR #60 nearly shipped — an abbreviated name that came from a ruling instead of a file, which `step_concluded`'s exact compare would have matched on no job on earth. Both mutations were proved to fail before this was committed: | mutation | result | |---|---| | abbreviate `"Create stub report (when unavailable)"` → `"Create stub report"` | **FAILED**, naming the step and the scanner | | delete the whole patch-bridge table | **FAILED**, 2 tests | | restore | green | ## 2. Axis 0 is now read — and honestly labelled `fight.rs` passed `Applicability::default()` / `RepoDeclaration::default()`, so the operator-type / channel axis could not fire in production at all. It now loads the predicate from `[gate-triage.applicability]` and the repo's declaration from the manifest that section names. **What this does not do.** Measured 2026-09-09: no manifest in this repo carries `@gitforge_OperatorType` or `@channel` — `0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml` has **no `@` keys at all** — and **no gate anywhere declares** `runs-on-channels` or `runs-for-operator-types`. An undeclared predicate short-circuits in `applicability_verdict`, so **axis 0 still cannot fire today and this change altered no verdict.** The directive records that in data (`applicability-can-fire-today = false`) rather than flipping a flag to `true`. What changed is that a declaration written tomorrow now takes effect, which passing the defaults made impossible. Two measured corrections fell out of the wiring: - The directive named `0.1-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml` — **a file that has never existed in this repo**, so the declaration could never have been read. Corrected, with a test that the named manifest exists. - The applicability section carries a worked example *in comments* (`# runs-on-channels = ["alpha"]`). A reader that did not skip comments would have declared this repo inapplicable on every channel but alpha — the classifier's own fake green. Guarded and tested. ## Verification All three run unpiped, so the exit codes are real: | gate | result | |---|---| | `cargo test --workspace --all-features` | **128 passed, 0 failed** (baseline 116) | | `cargo clippy --workspace --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings` | rc=0 | | `just quality` | `All quality checks passed!` | The SPARK theorem is untouched — nothing here calls `gate::Gate::evaluate` or changes a `CheckRun`. ## Reviewer note `signature-not-yet-covered` is now `[]`. That is a claim about *this workflow's three stub paths*, not about every scanner in the estate; a fourth scanner would need a fourth table. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_0178nN4Nm3neFRy5K9StZKnB Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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squabble fightclassified only RED checks. A gate that could not run reportsGREEN, so the engine never inspected it — that is the whole fake-green class: a
scanner goes missing, a stub writes
[], the check goes green, and the gatesilently stops being a gate.
What landed
squabble-core::polarity— the classifier. Three-way applicability axis,a conjunctive step signature, tri-state evidence, and a recommendation
mapping that can never advise deletion from unmeasured evidence.
ExpertGroup::GateTriage— owner-facing, with nobojcartridge; thesummon site records an honest non-dispatch rather than a silent skip.
fetch.rsreads each successful check's job id out ofdetailsUrl(the rollup exposes no job-id field) and pulls step conclusionsfrom
repos/{slug}/actions/jobs/{id};fight.rsclassifies those greensagainst the repo's own
gate_triage.a2mland folds findings into thereport's escalations. A gate with no usable signature costs zero API calls,
so this is fail-safe by default.
The bug this nearly shipped with
The signature named
"Create stub findings". The real workflow step is"Create stub findings (when Hypatia unavailable)"— 33 of 33 localstatic-analysis-gate.ymlcopies, zero variants — andstep_concludedcompares exactly. So the signature matched no job on earth and every green
check would have classified
Genuine, forever. The classifier hunting fakegreens was about to become one.
The strings came from a ruling, not from a workflow file. Fixed at source (the
directive), not by loosening the matcher.
Neither test caught it, because both asked the wrong question:
the_repos_own_directive_parsesasserted onlyis_usable()— "are the listsnon-empty" — while its consumer needs "do these names match a real job".
same wrong string as its payload, so it agreed with itself.
Both are now strengthened and proven able to fail: restoring the
abbreviation fails each one and nothing else; reverting returns them to green.
Live three-way control (jobs API, 2026-09-04)
Run Hypatia scanechidnabot(33712324720)session-sentinel(33813809227)hybrid-automation-router(33817428163)Exactly the set the estate census predicted as permanently green, and silent on
the working one. Both step names confirmed byte-exact against the live API.
Estate finding, incidental to this PR: those two repos' Hypatia gates are
still not enforcing today.
Limits, stated rather than implied away
Outcome::Greenhas no typed home for a finding. Adding aReportto itwould change an outcome state, and issue fight: close the green-polarity gap — classify gates that could not run (escalate only) #58's go/no-go says "if it needs a
new state, write a spec first and stop". So a fully-green gate reports on
stderr — visible in human and
--jsonmodes, with the limitation namedin the message. Not a silent skip.
patch-bridge (27/33) stub paths are not matched: the quantifier is
all, soone signature describes one scanner. An undercount, never a false alarm.
run-count/stub-rateare single-run values, not a measured history.fightpasses the defaults, so theoperator-type / channel axis cannot fire in production yet.
All four are recorded in
gate_triage.a2mlitself, not just here.Verification
cargo test --workspace --all-features(113 passed),cargo clippy --workspace --all-features --all-targets -- -D warningsclean, andjust qualitygreen —all run unpiped, so the exit codes are real. All commits signed.