Audience: Contributors | AI agents Status: Implemented local engineering procedures; publication not activated Owner: Packaging/Release Last Verified: 2026-10-28 Source Anchors:
AGENTS.md,PROJECTS.md,global.json,eng/agent-workflow/,eng/release/
This selective transfer uses the AI-agent operational section from Event
revision c65788c36aaa4d2a7c0e4bbd7ccb0e96e529ae38, with local verification
instructions anchored to Configurator owners. Event's backend operations,
databases, API/BFF, Aspire startup and production trust are not imported.
Configurator prepares artifacts offline; it does not apply target configuration
or acquire host administration authority.
- Packaging technical anchor and adopter guide own native/static output commands and platform limits.
- Protected artifacts and native output guide own create-only save, privacy and failure behavior.
- Launch contract owns the local handoff boundary.
- Release runbook owns generated notes and local evidence.
Do not use service-recovery or direct-database instructions from Event as Configurator operating procedures.
The 2026-10-28 local qualification used SDK 10.0.302 and Linux x64. The durable
public input is
tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests/Fixtures/V2Qualification/configurator.json.
Entered answers, downloaded artifacts and screenshots were synthetic and
temporary; no private answer fixture is shipped.
All three native surfaces and both store-free/store-enabled AOT Browser variants were physically published. The complete Architecture owner passed 73 tests; the strict CLI package validator retained four accepted and 63 rejected receipt cases. Store conformance passed 48 cases, and native generation/freshness admitted two fresh v2 revision-1 families. Their retired v1 identities were not repinned or promoted as a new trusted baseline.
Actual X11 runs passed all eighteen retained guards plus D19 in English and Arabic. D19 now covers declared fixed members alongside typed map entries, required correction, branch replacement, nullable intent, locale-only byte preservation and real protected output. Light/dark desktop and minimum-size captures were inspected. The Desktop owner passed 229 tests, with the affected typed class passing six.
The actual published Terminal was exercised at an 82-by-28 outer terminal frame:
keyboard choice/navigation, masked literal-key entry, invalid-draft correction,
map/provider editing, reset/suggestion/null, native import and protected save.
Its output matched actual Browser and CLI bytes, with native mode 0600.
Publication consumed private state, and the successful process exited 0.
Follow-up rendering checks preserve readable Latin fallback under right-aligned
RTL metadata; complete bidirectional shaping and assistive technology remain
separate claims. The Terminal owner passed 106 tests.
The published Browser was inspected at 1440-by-900 and 390-by-844, including dark/RTL layout, focus, multiline inert help, typed values, explicit secret consent, truthful incomplete drafts and deliberate reveal/copy/download. Locale changes preserved actual artifact bytes. A held clipboard completion after revocation did not restore denied output or stale copied status. An already-authorized external clipboard transfer is not revocable afterward. The probe found no answer canaries in network/worker/storage channels or in 166 cached responses totaling 74,465,760 bytes. A real new worker waited without replacing the live workspace. Cached store discovery and pinned snapshot admission also worked with the local asset host stopped.
For repeatable static-package inspection, run the loopback-only native helper:
dotnet run --file eng/configurator/ServePublishedBrowser.cs -- \
"$PWD/artifacts/configurator/browser/wwwroot" 7084It serves public assets and SPA navigation routes, not answer endpoints or a production host. Headless tests, actual rendering, package checks and target acceptance are distinct evidence. These results do not qualify another host, manual native picker, screen reader, legal review, signer or target application.
Distribution commit 55c951d contains the qualified runtime/package repairs;
764cb59 promotes the current reference/cookbook. The final solution Release
build, solution format and post-distribution native release range all exited 0.
Core's final owner gate passed 217 tests. Earlier phase-specific CLI,
Presentation, Browser and artifact evidence remains in its owning phase record;
the final build is not a claim that every suite was rerun after prose changes.
The portable adoption exercise used the installed Linux x64 executable to fork
the public qualification source to a fresh family, check/lint it, discover the
built-in authoring schema and build revision 1. Receipts used command v3 and
authoring/runtime 2/2. Lint correctly reported unspecified restart/update advice.
Synthetic prefill, validation and create succeeded; native output was 0600
and byte-equal to the actual Browser/CLI/Terminal artifact with SHA-256
71d540aa2e56214f2f78f7a6d76edbff6f1588a9c2dee550a669cb9f77378fbe.
Incomplete synthetic input returned exit 3 with two value-free required
corrections. Complete preparation still reported target acceptance unassessed
and host-validation readiness incomplete; these are deliberately separate axes.
No private source discovery or target process was used.
A public-schema exercise additionally admitted an explicitly acknowledged bounded
integer/nullable-string schema and reported twelve transformation diagnostics,
including discarded default and bounded numeric conversion. An otherwise
equivalent schema using unsupported pattern returned exit 65 with
schema-keyword-unsupported, even with acknowledgment, and created no output.
Portable/router native validation and all five validator self-tests passed.
The four guidance documents passed local-link/fence checks. Adding their missing
H1 title required a final package refresh; the intervening shipped-copy test
correctly detected stale bytes rather than being weakened.
| Scenario | Delivered owner / evidence |
|---|---|
| S01 | Core v2 admission and generated runtime schema; legacy/unknown contracts reject |
| S02 | Core exact paths/canonicalization and typed adapter qualification |
| S03 | Core syntax/expansion/evaluation budgets and conformance owner |
| S04 | Core effective resolver; shared initialization regression owner |
| S05 | Core snapshot and Presentation editing; actual null/omit/reset controls |
| S06 | Core exact numeric, Unicode and presence conformance |
| S07 | Recursive node admission, typed maps/variants; native D19 and actual Browser |
| S08 | Core scoped predicates and row conformance; shared adapter projection |
| S09 | Core local relationship conformance, separate from activation ordering |
| S10 | Core assertion-context and explicit lexical-format vectors |
| S11 | Core inherited privacy and public-literal admission; store recursive privacy cases |
| S12 | Core safe coordinates and current client correction; no dynamic-key serialization |
| S13 | Authoring source maps and CLI structured bounded diagnostics |
| S14 | Core serializer-compatible mapping admission |
| S15 | Core scoped bounded projection/repeat composition |
| S16 | Core atomic bounded inverse; actual synthetic native prefill |
| S17 | Core draft dependency/completion policy and actual Browser incomplete draft |
| S18 | Core/Presentation digest identity and pinned history; fresh v2 generated families |
| S19 | Derived capability handshake and four client admission owners |
| S20 | Presentation reachable required/error fallback and client navigation owners |
| S21 | Typed choice/suggestion editing; actual duplicate-label and null selection |
| S22 | Inert help/localization; actual locale-preserved output and RTL rendering |
| S23 | Presentation operation generations; actual Browser consent/held-transfer fence |
| S24 | Core importer structured retained/converted/advisory/discarded/unsupported ledger |
| S25 | CLI v3 strict consumers and schema/lint; real standalone discovery/check/build |
| S26 | Advisory update/restart metadata; target acceptance remains unassessed |
| S27 | Four native/static publications, schemas/examples/ratchets and Architecture 73 |
| S28 | Promoted public/technical reference; native metadata/link/fence checker |
| S29 | Portable native validators and actual fresh-family synthetic command sequence |
| S30 | This separated conformance/client/package/target evidence record |
| S31 | Core closed vocabulary and inert bounded extensions; no execution/ref fetch |
| S32 | Exact declared application versions and active revision pinning, not ranges |
The v2 ADR retains decisions and rejected alternatives. The I-VSD execution checkpoint retains all eight pairs and residual responsibility. General assertions, declared version ranges and external target/adopter trials have separate bounded backlogs. None is a hidden incomplete branch of this selected profile.
Use SDK 10.0.302 and Microsoft.Testing.Platform. Set the current workstation temporary root before native tool/test execution:
export TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp"Run the targeted Release build and affected classes at coherent phase exit as described in TESTING.md. Preserve passing evidence; rerun only failed/newly affected checks. Broader affected-owner and architecture/package checks run once at workstream exit.
The current CI/package lane covers Linux x64 native clients and static Browser. The Windows x64, macOS arm64 and Linux arm64 actual-host preparation, restricted-save and package checks are Planned. Record those as unrun until their host commands and results exist; cross-published output is not a substitute.
Documentation-only changes verify local targets, anchors, formatting and whitespace. They do not run product builds or .NET test suites. Never broaden a tooling-only change into product suites or an Event database matrix.
For each completion, report exact commands and outcomes, including exit status and executed test selections. Record omitted checks and why; distinguish package creation, test execution and measured coverage. Do not say a build or test passed when it was not executed. Explicit tests omitted from an ordinary run are not evidence for their behavior.
Report unrelated failures without absorbing them into the task. Prove baseline origin where available and quarantine pre-existing rot in task-owned context. No warning suppression, hidden skip or test weakening is an acceptable repair.
The CLI contract defines the cooperative async lifetime; the operator guide describes its process behavior. Ctrl+C and Unix SIGTERM request cancellation of one invocation. Repeated signals do not create additional receipt attempts. Owned input byte buffers are cleared and native preparations are disposed; this does not promise managed JSON/string erasure or recovery from kill/crash.
Final receipt delivery has a separate bounded token so cancellation of work does not automatically cancel the receipt. A delivery failure exits 74. Otherwise cancellation exits 130 unless an earlier operation or cleanup failure already determines completion. Neither exit code proves that nothing was published: retain established writes, inspect each artifact's write status and cleanup, and check destinations before deliberately retrying. Unknown means publication was not established, not that the destination is absent. Ordered bundle and public definition/ID-map writes are not transactions.
For runtime verification, record the CLI Release build and affected cancellation, native process, application, definition, prepared-artifact, machine-boundary and source-helper test selections separately from protected writer/bundle owner checks. Controlled gates and bounded waits must exercise cancellation before reads/commit, at successful commit, after a written bundle prefix and during cleanup; native process checks cover Ctrl+C, SIGTERM, repeated signals and a broken final channel. This is the required evidence scope, not a claim those checks have run. Non-cancellable native I/O may delay shutdown; forced process loss cannot guarantee a receipt. This increment does not qualify additional hosts, harden public-file custody or deliver the separate parser/environment migration.
The browser ADR records the design; launch, presentation and packaging identify production owners. Browser package creation does not deploy hosting or prove platform behavior. Use a published static package, not development hosting, for offline/cache/update evidence.
Before claiming actual-platform support, record the static host, browser/version, package identity and exact scenarios. Prepare public app assets and explicitly retain a public admitted definition before answers. Disconnect, reopen/reload, edit typed settings and object rows, and inspect complete/draft copy/download against independent vectors. With distinctive synthetic sentinels, inspect network requests, storage and Cache API payloads to prove no answers/output entered those sinks. Exercise consent revocation, clear/navigation, late work and updates with another active tab. Inspect keyboard focus, mobile reflow, zoom and value-safe failures. Never include private paths or real credentials in evidence.
Application-local no-fetch assertions are distinct from browser-managed worker update checks and installation of public app assets. These update requests carry no answers while an older workspace remains pinned. The page's connection guard does not control all worker/browser traffic. Physical disconnection is stronger. Managed-memory clearing, clipboard and downloads are not forensic-erasure claims. Cross-published native RIDs and package tests remain separate from actual-host protected-save evidence.
The interaction workstream separates one form-owned metadata index, current revision facts and current view/discovery selection. Browser mounts discovery on request and pages shared search/effect selections after complete ranking. The form computation decision records the ownership and notification contract.
The frozen indexed-edit candidate passes the reference-host latency gates;
see the final inventory and results below. Earlier entries are chronological
diagnostics, including superseded failures, not accessibility certification.
Use the static Release publication,
SDK 10.0.302 and TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp":
dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -t:PublishConfiguratorBrowser -p:Configuration=Release -p:ConfiguratorOutputRoot="$PWD/artifacts/browser-performance/store" -p:DefinitionStoreSourceRoot="$PWD/store" -verbosity:quiet
ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Development dotnet src/Configurator.Browser.Host/bin/Release/net10.0/Configurator.Browser.Host.dll --urls https://localhost:7444 --webroot "$PWD/artifacts/browser-performance/store/browser/wwwroot"The untouched Store-enabled baseline is retained under
artifacts/browser-performance/baseline, from source
733aba5fceb41ec1c0c6337525ccdee67a8093e0. Its
service-worker-assets.js SHA-256 is
84f5eb9374666906633f7215a114e47bdde563efdf230613a75b4ff260bfdfa5.
It is served separately on HTTPS port 7445; the existing user listener is
untouched. Candidate inventory digests change with each verified repair and
must be captured again before final sampling.
The actual browser is cached Google Chrome for Testing 151.0.7922.34, launched
with --headless --no-first-run --ignore-certificate-errors --remote-debugging-port=9224 --user-data-dir=<isolated-synthetic-profile>.
The certificate exception is confined to that profile/process; no trust store
is changed. Existing OmOWright agent tabs/CDP drive trusted input. DOM mutation
readiness followed by two animation frames records the final requested content,
not handler completion. PerformanceObserver records long tasks and Event Timing;
task attribution includes tasks intersecting input dispatch.
Record first-use separately, then five event-complete warmups and every one of 40 samples per direction/journey at 1x and 4x CPU. Use nearest-rank p50/p95/max; do not delete outliers or substitute a spinner for final content. Bind every result to package/definition digests, viewport and actual scenario state. Private text, queries and artifact bytes do not belong in reports.
An early candidate still took about 1,017-1,107 ms for warmed Event disclosure. The Browser adapter repeatedly rebuilt section field membership with linear root lookup. After indexing those form-owned references and using keyed field states, a diagnostic trusted-frame sample took 31.6 ms. Further indexed root reads removed repeated origin scans. These are repair probes, not 40-sample acceptance results. Final cold/warm, scale, custody, offline, focus, RTL, light/dark and narrow-layout evidence remains required.
The first complete untouched Event-environment disclosure run retained 40
samples in each direction at 1x. Opening p50/p95/max was
2,597.1/8,137.2/16,173.3 ms; closing was
2,636.5/11,196.3/13,435.1 ms. All outliers remain in
artifacts/browser-performance/evidence/baseline-event-disclosure-1x.json.
Host load average reached 24.40; these are observed workstation results, not
isolated-device certification. An intermediate candidate met the 100 ms control
p95 budget (53.3/60.3 ms), but maximum observed feedback exceeded 50 ms.
That feedback gate remains open; per-field root scans were removed before
remeasuring, rather than relaxing the budget.
With the per-field references indexed, the served candidate
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recorded disclosure opening p50/p95/max 26.3/32.9/33.0 ms and closing
23.8/32.2/32.4 ms, with maximum feedback 20.8/16.0 ms and no observed
long tasks. Review entry p95 was 50.8 ms, but maximum feedback was
57.9 ms. Discovery retained large outliers (opening max 732.5 ms,
closing p95 404.8 ms). These failures remain open, not discarded.
During this run, a direct project publication accidentally wrote the sibling
store/wwwroot directory rather than the host's store/browser/wwwroot.
The first evidence labels used that sibling inventory
6d8beab269fc976806e0fde260b5ba04f7f0733c08244ae44fddbc7d47b30d07;
it was not the served package. The host command and both on-disk inventories
establish the served identity above. Evidence corrections must retain this
provenance note. Use the release target shown above for package closure.
Indexing Review's metadata title lookup removed another root scan. The next
served inventory is
65952fb34c65f6c231eb8fb699d4f4a0df51ae146738721a6317d3ceaa5419c0.
Its 40-sample 1x runs passed the active budgets: disclosure opening/closing p95
31.6/31.9 ms, Review entry/return 32.6/32.9 ms, discovery opening/closing
31.9/31.8 ms. Maximum feedback across these runs was 23.4 ms and no warmed
long task was observed. At 4x, Review entry/return p95 was 106.0/59.2 ms
with maximum feedback 121.6/76.5 ms. These cover those named journeys only;
the remaining matrix, custody and accessibility gates remain open.
The public synthetic scale fixture was admitted through the actual local-file
browser flow, canonical digest
d23cec8f1707dbc30451fb9c4c04f763aaaaa63e1ac31a370a5bc1cd901df486.
It has 500 roots and 125 list rows; the mounted discovery reported 1,000
settings, with 50 results rendered on page 1 of 20. Admission and this
cardinality observation do not establish latency qualification.
An intermediate candidate inventory after native scalar/action controls, query-local
rendering and narrow Review wrapping is
1bccea5acf0f2f88acf77ff213d1aaa5589a5986263c62e195a3edf9d9d50c8a.
Its minimal and scale runs retain all 40 samples per direction:
| Named journey group | Minimal 1x / 4x worst directional p95 | Scale 1x / 4x worst directional p95 |
|---|---|---|
| Disclosure, Review and discovery opening/return | 32.7 / 33.0 ms | 32.8 / 110.4 ms |
| Search and restoring the full selection | 25.9 / 27.4 ms | 28.9 / 144.0 ms |
These runs pass their budgets: maximum 1x feedback is below 50 ms, maximum 4x feedback below 200 ms, with no warmed 1x long task over 50 ms. Earlier failed inventories and every outlier remain retained. Event, remaining navigation and the matched baseline matrix are still being completed; this is not a blanket workstream pass.
Published custody evidence on the same native/query-local implementation,
before the CSS-only Review wrap, is retained in
published-native-custody.json, published-live-worker-waiting.json and
published-after-update-custody.json. Rapid typing survived blur; three hidden
complete artifacts survived view-only actions. Private answer text matched no
metadata. Deliberate reveal stayed local; revocation removed the secret,
preview and output, and reconsent restored none. Offline edits produced three
explicit drafts without reload. One observed page request contained no
sentinels; no storage writes or worker/MessagePort messages carried answers,
and IndexedDB was empty. Scans covered 78 active public cache responses and
156 across both waiting-update generations, with no sentinels.
The update waited without replacing its controller or reloading the live workspace; all three drafts remained. After synthetic workspace cleanup and owned-tab closure, a new workspace booted with no waiting worker and one public cache generation. Actual clipboard/download transfer, screen-reader speech, physical mobile and browser UI zoom are not certified. Keyboard focus, accessible search naming/status, light 390-pixel and dark RTL 320-pixel layouts were inspected; CSS 200% Review reflow is explicitly an emulation.
The final candidate additionally indexes root input/schema mounting, reuses
canonical root IDs in budget/snapshot traversal, and defers value-free entry
materialization until a consumer requests it. Static Lazy factories capture
immutable metadata and value-free states, not the live form or private answer
map. Final Store inventory is
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Activation clearing/setting passed at 1x with p95 32.9/42.1 ms, maximum
feedback 34.8/48.4 ms and no warmed long task; at 4x p95 was 130.6/180.7 ms,
maximum feedback 151.9/199.6 ms. All 40 samples per direction remain in
candidate-event-canonical-root-ids-activation-{1,4}x.json.
Final-package Event disclosure, Review, discovery and search also passed both
CPU rates. Worst directional p95 was 32.6 ms for controls and 29.0 ms for
search at 1x, 60.5/66.5 ms at 4x. Minimal disclosure, Review, discovery,
search, section, experience and facet selection passed both rates; all 40
samples per direction and the 4x search outlier remain in the
candidate-*-final-b076-*.json evidence. Scale and the remaining comparison/
lifecycle matrix are still in progress; these are bounded results.
The subsequent scale run passed controls, search and section navigation at
both rates but failed experience-switch acknowledgement: 59.4 ms at 1x and
221.8 ms at 4x. Final-content p95 remained 54.3/206.9 ms. These failures
remain in candidate-scale-final-b076-experience-{1,4}x.json; meeting p95
does not waive the feedback ceiling.
The reversed scale experience mounts list rows and nested editors. The field
template previously recalculated the same logical control identity for every
ID/help/error reference within one render. Refreshing that metadata identity
once per parameter application preserves row-token changes without caching
answers. Its Browser suite passed 182/182 and the release-owner publication
exited 0 with Store inventory
78fd02a00d235e8306dffe3f77429bcd1d13f4d23db86779329581019c227c22.
That candidate and the subsequent canonical-section-ID candidate still failed
the feedback ceiling. The value-free visibility fast paths alone also failed;
all runs remain recorded. Experience changes additionally retained an
unnecessary heading-focus request after replacing the section. Actual focus
was the section H3 rather than the persistent experience selector.
The candidate now retains selector focus on experience changes; explicit
workflow, section and correction navigation still focus their destinations.
Inventory
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passed both experience directions, retaining 40 measured samples each:
at 1x worst directional p95 48.7 ms, maximum feedback 49.4 ms and no
warmed long task; at 4x p95 166.1 ms and maximum feedback 195.5 ms.
The 200.5 ms final-content maximum remains recorded: the final-content gate
is p95 <=500 ms at 4x, separately from maximum feedback <=200 ms.
Focus remained on configuration-experience. The same inventory subsequently
passed scale facets, discovery paging, Review paging, disclosure, Review
entry/return, discovery opening/return and search at both rates. Full totals
remain 1,000 settings, including 375 required leaves; Review mounts 50 rows.
Literal page boundaries were enabled and setting049. Worst 1x control p95
was 38.5 ms with maximum feedback 39.1 ms and no warmed long task. At 4x the
largest facet p95 was 164.4 ms, largest search p95 145.3 ms, and maximum
feedback across these additional runs was 164.0 ms. Raw first-use, warmups,
all 40 samples and outliers are in candidate-scale-selector-focus-*.json.
Remaining final-package fidelity and comparison evidence is still required.
Exact-final minimal controls, search, section/experience, facets and ordinary answer edits passed at both rates, retaining 40 samples per direction. At 1x the largest control p95 was 33.0 ms; ordinary edits p95 was 30.2 ms with maximum feedback 13.7 ms. All warmed 1x tasks remained below 50 ms. The retained 4x discovery outlier was 135.0 ms final/119.2 ms feedback, within its separate 4x gates.
published-final-selector-focus-custody.json repeats custody on the exact final
inventory rather than inferring it from earlier packages. Rapid character input
survived blur. Three complete artifacts survived disclosure and a query matching
private answer text found no metadata. Deliberate reveal stayed local. Revocation
removed all secret controls, previews and artifacts; reconsent restored an empty
secret and no output. Ordinary input survived and three explicit drafts prepared
offline with unchanged document identity. The scan found no sentinel in 78 cache
responses, storage, IndexedDB or requests; observed storage writes and worker/
MessagePort messages were zero. One observed page request contained no sentinel.
published-final-internal-discard-policy.json verifies actual Cancel retained
the ordinary input and all three drafts; Confirm removed the workspace/output.
Internal history reopened clean defaults with consent off and no output, while
document time origin stayed unchanged throughout. This cancellation check used
an isolated policy-aware Chrome 153.0.8010.52 process, not the timing browser:
the durable CDP transport unconditionally accepts dialogs. Native pointer
activation and exact dialog/DOM signals avoid a false load wait after Cancel
or an SPA history action. No private values appear in its report.
published-final-abandoned-history.json uses the timing browser's native
navigation to the other loopback origin and back. Recovery started a fresh
realm, with no former ordinary input, secret consent or prepared output.
Final scale inspection reached page 20 of 20 with 50 mounted results, all 1,000
matches retained and Next disabled; the last root was list124. Keyboard
Enter operated both pager directions. A page-20 nested correction selected
section19 and focused list124.0.label. Inspection exposed off-screen focus:
explicit field focus had prevented scrolling. Inventory
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permits native scrolling for requested field/empty-list focus. Its Browser
suite passed 182/182; the actual corrected input was fully visible
(top 397.3, bottom 447.3 in an 844-pixel viewport), with no horizontal overflow.
Dark RTL 320-pixel screenshots show the focused control and wrapped Review
actions; light 390-pixel screenshots show the last discovery page and pager.
The earlier off-screen screenshot remains evidence of the repaired defect.
Real list editing retained the surviving row token and text after deleting its
sibling and switching sections. On the focus-fixed package an invalid numeric
draft survived section remount, stayed invalid and blocked preparation with a
reachable correction. Searching the declared list124 key returned three
matches, removed paging and retained search focus. These checks supplement,
not replace, the semantic regression suites or unexecuted speech/device tests.
Facet input uses verified native CDP Space dispatch: the installed automation
checkbox click produced an untrusted event, and its press('Space') produced
an empty key. Neither failed automation attempt counts as a product timing
sample. Native key dispatch produced trusted click/input/change; sampling
awaits the resulting complete selection count and frame.
The preceding native closure passed exact-owned no-write formatting, solution Release
build, 83 Terminal tests and four package tests. Presentation 152/152 and
Browser 182/182 remain passing affected-owner evidence. Plain inventory is
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Subsequent metadata/focus changes passed Presentation 152/152 and Browser
182/182. Final focus-fixed closure again passed owned no-write formatting,
the solution Release build, Terminal 83/83 (2.447 s), plain publication and
package 4/4 (0.650 s). Plain inventory is
1c040404c3a8df65ce07cb0b2a0afbdf444a947b33994ff250985e749a09b83f;
Store inventory is 5964a15218c58b4855523f01837f633610ea975ec986aa9a2ef00a2f06e00fe8.
Desktop remained 182/184 (3.511 s), only the independently reproduced failures.
Final Event controls/search passed both CPU rates, but activation did not:
activating 1x p95 50.3 ms and maximum feedback 53.2 ms; clearing feedback
45.8 ms. No warmed 1x long task was observed. All samples remain retained;
4x candidate activation was not executed after this failed lane. Qualification
therefore remains open despite passing native closure.
The preserved Event comparison is now complete at both CPU rates. All 40 samples in each direction, first-use and five warmups remain in the evidence. Worst directional p95, in milliseconds:
| Event-environment journey | Untouched baseline 1x / 4x | Focus-fixed candidate 5964 1x / 4x |
|---|---|---|
| Disclosure | 11196.3 / 12352.9 | 31.9 / 39.9 |
| Review entry/return | 1715.1 / 8156.0 | 32.6 / 55.2 |
| Discovery opening/return | 32.3 / 31.1 | 32.4 / 46.3 |
| Search/restoring full selection | 3168.1 / 12430.6 | 30.5 / 62.4 |
| Activation clearing/setting | 3231.5 / 12606.5 | 50.3 / not run after failed 1x feedback |
The first baseline 1x disclosure run includes the previously recorded high host-load outliers; no sample was removed or normalized. Baseline native discovery opens quickly because its expensive descendants were already mounted, not because their construction was free. These comparisons establish the named observations, not a universal speedup or a candidate pass while feedback fails. Desktop again passed 182 of 184, failing only the two baseline assertions below. The combined verification command exits 2 because of that final Desktop run; it must not be reported as an entirely green command.
The final Store inventory is
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It supersedes the intermediate failed candidate gates above, without deleting
their samples. Four validated edit/collection paths now use the admitted
field-position index instead of Single scans that decoded every root ID.
Review relevance prefixes are deferred from immutable value-free entry states;
field rendering reuses access/metadata reads only within the current render.
Core evaluation, scheduling and preparation are unchanged.
All 92 directional rows pass the unchanged budgets: 3,680 measured samples, five warmups per direction and separate first-use observations. Maximum feedback is 47.8 ms at 1x and 183.9 ms at 4x; no warmed 1x long task exceeds 50 ms. Worst directional p95, in milliseconds:
| Journey | Final candidate 1x / 4x | Untouched scale baseline 1x / 4x |
|---|---|---|
| Event activation | 38.8 / 144.0 | Not a scale journey |
| Event controls (worst) | 32.8 / 50.7 | Not a scale journey |
| Event search | 25.3 / 52.5 | Not a scale journey |
| Minimal controls (worst) | 32.7 / 32.9 | Not a scale journey |
| Minimal search | 25.8 / 28.9 | Not a scale journey |
| Minimal ordinary input | 30.5 / 28.7 | Not a scale journey |
| Scale disclosure | 32.4 / 78.9 | 6135.5 / 24560.5 |
| Scale Review | 31.8 / 65.2 | 4194.0 / 16801.6 |
| Scale discovery | 32.6 / 57.9 | 32.9 / 172.8 |
| Scale search | 31.5 / 119.9 | 6410.7 / 25637.1 |
| Scale section | 32.0 / 51.7 | 2093.2 / 8733.8 |
| Scale experience | 44.4 / 158.2 | 7882.3 / 31903.9 |
| Scale facet | 33.0 / 136.4 | 6205.1 / 24891.8 |
| Scale discovery page | 33.2 / 68.0 | No baseline pager |
| Scale Review page | 32.7 / 44.8 | No baseline pager |
| Scale correction/return | 32.2 / 64.4 | Not sampled |
Minimal baseline ordinary input is 29.4/39.6 ms; the candidate does not make every small-form interaction faster. Scale retains all 1,000 matching nodes and 375 required leaves while rendering 50 results. Baseline discovery already mounted descendants, so its native disclosure timing excludes construction. The original scale source/digest and baseline inventory remain unchanged.
Raw artifacts under artifacts/browser-performance/evidence/ are
candidate-{event,minimal,scale}-indexed-edit-final-{scenario}-{rate}x.json,
candidate-event-indexed-edit-lookup-activation-{rate}x.json,
baseline-scale-preserved-{scenario}-{rate}x.json,
baseline-minimal-preserved-navigation-{scenario}-{rate}x.json and
baseline-minimal-preserved-final-ordinary-input-{rate}x.json.
candidate-indexed-edit-final-budget-audit.json records the row audit.
Pager samples for the preceding 07cd inventory remain separately named
candidate-scale-selector-focus-*; final pager evidence has the final prefix.
Final scale transport/document observations are in
candidate-scale-indexed-edit-final-transport.json.
Sampling was serial, without concurrent builds. Seven completed task-owned
browser tabs were retired before the final matrix. Earlier host-load outliers
and failed candidate observations remain retained. Chrome emitted negative
frame-latency diagnostics between -0.035 and -0.093 ms during the final scale
run; no sample was discarded in response. These are measurements on the named
workstation/browser, not certification of other devices or assistive technology.
Final native/package closure (mon_4JCRK421H257ZSV6 / bash_90) passed
owned no-write formatting, the solution Release build, Terminal83/83 (2.857 s),
plain publication and package4/4 (0.590 s). Plain inventory is
67a93f64c3344bd446d590465bd02500389bfc357fbfff6862983f573dec1a02.
Presentation152/152 (0.693 s) and Browser182/182 (2.323 s) passed for this source.
Desktop182/184 (2.936 s) again failed only the two independently reproduced
baseline assertions below; the combined closure command exits2, not zero.
published-indexed-edit-final-custody.json binds the frozen inventory to rapid
secret typing/blur, three complete masked artifacts, view-only preservation,
deliberate local reveal, revocation clearing previews/output, blank reconsent
and three offline drafts without reload. It scans78 public cache responses;
IndexedDB is empty, storage writes and worker/MessagePort messages are zero,
and the one observed request contains no synthetic answer sentinel. Final
cleanup disables consent and retires output. Actual clipboard/download transfer
was not performed. Earlier waiting-worker and cancellation/history evidence
remains separately inventoried above, rather than falsely relabeled as new runs.
published-indexed-edit-final-layout.json and the
final-indexed-edit-{correction-dark-rtl-320,review-light-390,review-light-desktop}.png
screenshots retain inspected final-package surfaces. The exact nested correction
list124.0.label is visible at top396.9/bottom446.9 in an844-pixel viewport,
with no horizontal overflow. Review retains1,000 results and mounts50.
Desktop Review focus settles on its heading. Physical-device, screen-reader
speech and actual browser UI zoom remain unverified; earlier CSS200% reflow
is not represented as browser zoom.
Final collection add/remove and section remount preserve the surviving row's
control identity and text (published-indexed-edit-final-row-identity.json).
Searching the synthetic ordinary answer returns zero metadata matches and
retains search focus; final sink inspection still contains no sentinels.
Native/engineering baseline findings are separate:
- Desktop: 182/184 passed;
AtomicImportRejectsConflictAndCommitsOneRevisionWithoutLeakingAnswersandOptionalEditorControlRestoresDefaultsWithoutHidingActiveCorrectionsfailed. Both exact assertions reproduced against an untouchedgit archive HEADexport (0/2 passed), without switching the shared checkout. They remain quarantined; no assertion was weakened. - Terminal: all 83 passed after the seeded navigation fixture explicitly restored authored disclosure. Seeding required answers is edit intent under pure correction promotion; the fixture now resets the experience before asserting its authored initial state.
- The solution-wide no-write format check found existing CLI/Core whitespace and credential-test import ordering outside this change. Owned formatting corrections were applied with native patches, and the exact owned-file format check passed. No diagnostics were suppressed.
The current renderer is 9a6c3574d913f69aa1a84eb8d5740efd42dc5ca2.
It refreshes revision-bound choice callbacks while skipping unchanged visual
output, uses a full-width MudInput with a connected scalar error, and mounts
omission menus on first use. Cold activation and menu close restore activator
focus; the native help trigger opens the existing workspace-owned inspector.
The Release Browser build succeeded and the full Browser owner passed 199/199.
After two test event calls were made explicitly awaited, the affected workflow
and help classes passed 11/11 in 1199 ms. Native commit hooks passed for the
renderer and its independent deterministic budget-test increment b0c9d5b.
Final interpreted Store/plain publication and the Architecture Release build
exited 0. Store package tests passed 4/4 (738 ms), and Browser package tests
passed 2/2 (594 ms). Store inventory SHA-256 is
ff55ff80c3308fb9d0528b23bbad73d8a6b3acbb94c9294ac99471100b67dbeb;
plain inventory is
afd42bff2c290c4b05f0466a49c7a02becf289cda4d0aa04748d680f9cee22a4.
These checks establish package closure, not latency acceptance.
The subsequent runtime check rejected this inventory: after loading the public
assets, Mono reported NIY encountered in LocalizationOptions and an
interpreter assertion. Only the 32 minimal timing rows completed; other lanes
timed out before sampling. Thus the package is not startup-qualified despite
passing all six package tests. Native cleaning and isolated interpreted
republication were required before further qualification; the original failed
package and final-startup-failure.json remain retained.
Ordinary native Clean followed by explicit interpreted publication produced
the same failing inventory and left AOT intermediates present. A separate
locked restore and publication using SDK UseArtifactsOutput=true with a
task-owned ArtifactsPath isolated all project intermediates. The first
isolated attempt lacked restored SDK imports and failed ResolveWasmOutputs;
separating restore from the publish evaluation corrected that command sequence.
The isolated Store inventory is
90ffb31c48c7c28e84d15b8451801550bf6a8c53d3e4dc3f3887aadda5605b3a.
Its localization payload differs from the rejected package, and actual Event
controls render without the interpreter assertion. A desktop screenshot was
inspected. This supports stale AOT-generated output as the startup cause;
no product change or dependency was needed. Both isolated package gates passed:
Store 4/4 (800 ms) and Browser package 2/2 (807 ms). Timing must use this isolated
package, not the earlier inventory or its incomplete matrix.
The isolated candidate now has all 128 complete directional rows: the original 92 plus 36 detail/density/help rows, each with separate first use, five warmups and 40 trusted samples. Four incomplete Event attempts remain retained; explicit page activation and settled operation setup allowed complete Event lanes without a product change or stitching partial directional samples. The final audit applies the original p95 limits to existing rows and S25's 100/400 ms limits to new transitions, with feedback strictly below 50/200 ms. An inherited generic 500 ms metadata value in raw files does not override S25.
All final-content p95 checks pass, but only 110 of 128 rows pass every gate. Eighteen fail feedback or warmed 1x long-task limits. Representative maxima:
| Transition | 1x feedback / longest task (ms) | 4x feedback (ms) |
|---|---|---|
| Event activation, set | 130.6 / 117 | 696.0 |
| Event activation, clear | 215.4 / 157 | 375.5 |
| Scale disclosure, expand | 80.8 / 0 | 265.4 |
| Scale Inspect, enter | 91.1 / 71 | 440.4 |
| Scale correction, enter | 246.4 / 232 | 302.8 |
| Scale correction, return | 149.6 / 85 | 320.3 |
| Scale detail, expand | 56.4 / 0 | 269.5 |
Minimal search return, scale Review paging, Event Review return and Event
density return also have retained failing feedback outliers. The audit is
isolated-final-matrix-audit.json; raw samples are in
isolated-matrix-*.json and isolated-Event-completion-*.json. No sample was
removed or normalized. This is a failed qualification, not an accepted latency
result or proof that every failure is environmental.
Observer correction, 2026-10-24: observer-drain-probe.json exercised eight
trusted callbacks that intentionally occupied 80 ms. Teardown without
PerformanceObserver.takeRecords() missed all four tested tasks; draining
queued records detected all four. The measurement adapter now drains before
disconnecting, without changing timestamps, predicates, sample counts or
budgets. Earlier zero-long-task results are therefore not evidence that no
long task occurred. The raw rows and their feedback/p95 results remain retained;
final long-task qualification requires the corrected observer.
The final product source is 2392c03968be641cb44bd9f32993c4e359d00e69.
Its corrective increments are deterministic duplicate-row event completion
(3efa33a), immutable admitted field metadata (2334137), bounded connected
section mounting (58c24df) and Release AOT with pinned builder prerequisites
(2392c03). Core 145/145, Presentation 155/155 and Browser 208/208 passed.
The Release Browser build, 9 Action pins, 87 dependency-policy entries and
2/2 AgentWorkflow checks passed. Two ReleaseEngineering cases did not pass:
repository release-input policy and the unchanged loopback GitHub CLI header
case (TaskCanceledException); neither was suppressed.
Both final governed publications completed with exit 0 from this committed
source, without an AOT command-line override. The roots are
artifacts/browser-ui-ux-redesign/final-store and final-plain.
BrowserStorePackageTests passed 4/4 (617 ms); the standalone Browser package
checks passed 2/2 (443 ms). Store inventory SHA-256 is
710a32028c9dfe0bf90e7d2a65e85aba1ee977e937eafad3b1f5f8ac6f0839ea;
plain inventory is
453831b6fa840fb1f2192eb6b1a18fb3f0d9fa9282795991d0fe44b873722b51.
These package checks do not establish runtime qualification.
Final-package startup was observed at the isolated loopback port 5144 and its
desktop screenshot inspected. The first 76 complete timing directions
(minimal 44, Event 32) pass their original gates with the corrected observer.
Every direction retains separate first use, five warmups and 40 trusted samples.
Event activation feedback maxima are 25.5/22.7 ms at 1x and 112.0/108.3 ms at 4x.
Recorded 4x long tasks remain in the raw evidence; the no-long-task gate applies
to warmed 1x. No warmed 1x long task was recorded in these 76 directions.
Raw files: final-aot-minimal-raw.json and final-aot-event-raw.json.
The scale cohort subsequently completed. The final audit has 128 unique complete
directions: the original 92 and 36 detail/density/help directions. All 128 pass
their unchanged budgets, including the original search exception and strict
feedback limits. Maximum final-content p95 is 82.5 ms at 1x and 231.4 ms at 4x;
maximum feedback is 29.7 ms and 112 ms respectively. No warmed 1x long task was
recorded. The 4x long tasks remain recorded and are not discarded. Complete
content includes zero pending mount batches plus the existing frame boundary,
not merely a loading indicator. See final-aot-scale-raw.json and
final-aot-matrix-audit.json; all failed earlier candidates remain retained.
Actual final-package custody revalidation prepared three complete artifacts,
kept the synthetic secret masked and returned zero metadata-search matches for
its value. Denied clipboard permission reported clipboard-unavailable;
deliberate permitted copy and reveal contained the expected synthetic content.
A completed 72-byte download was inspected, then removed. Revocation removed
secret controls and prepared/revealed output; reconsent started empty.
Before entry, page observers covered Storage writes, Worker, MessagePort,
ServiceWorker, IndexedDB writes, fetch and XHR. A passive CDP request listener
observed only the public browser-artifacts.js GET. No sentinel appeared in the
83 cached public responses, one appearance-storage entry, zero IndexedDB
databases or observed message/request sinks. This is bounded observation of
those sinks, not universal coverage of browser APIs. Clipboard was cleared and
isolated permissions reset. See final-aot-custody.json.
The final desktop-light help dialog preserved scroll 408 and the input's exact
790x44 rectangle; Escape returned to its named invoker. At 390 px, dark,
forced-colors, RTL and asserted coarse-pointer mode, the help trigger was 44x44,
the dialog 326x780 with reachable Close, and no horizontal overflow. Search
preserved header height 196.1875, scroll 1130 and field top 400.484375.
At 320 px light/LTR, search preserved header height 196.1875, scroll 1281 and
field top 399.78125, returning focus to the input. Both phone screenshots and the
desktop screenshot were inspected. See final-aot-surface.json.
An isolated native X11 Chrome window also loaded this final inventory and used
actual browser 400% zoom, not emulated page scale: viewport 359x214, DPR 4,
visualViewport scale 1. The edited input remained unobscured at top 85.04296875;
the short-viewport header scrolled away. Keyboard search preserved scroll 1498.25
and the exact input rectangle, kept its query inside the viewport and returned
focus on Escape. Native zoom was reset afterward. The screenshot was inspected;
final-aot-native-zoom.json records the geometry. This does not establish
physical magnification hardware, screen-reader speech or independent text-only
zoom qualification.
With the final worker controlling the page and configuration-rendering.js
present in public cache, CDP network-offline emulation followed by a reload
still rendered the pinned minimal workspace and prepared three draft artifacts.
Network emulation was restored afterward. navigator.onLine remained true, so
this is the recorded CDP-disabled-network scenario, not an OS connectivity claim.
See final-aot-offline.json.
Timing used Chrome 151.0.7922.34 at 1440x900 on the recorded Ryzen 7 7800X3D
reference host, sequential workspaces at 1x/4x CPU rates, with no concurrent
native build. Public minimal/Event digests and the synthetic scale fixture's
SHA-256 are retained in final-aot-environment.json. The final plain package's
62 framework Brotli siblings total 7,999,831 bytes; this is not measured initial
network transfer. Published directories occupy 60,047,933 bytes plain and
60,712,305 bytes with Store, including uncompressed/sibling files and metadata.
The earlier matched interpreted/AOT payload comparison remains recorded above;
these governed final totals are not substituted for that matched experiment.
The attempted forward correction to the existing definitions fragment's
browser group was rejected by the native commit hook with
staged_fragment_mutation. That edit was restored and unstaged. Group validation
examines all fragments, so supersession cannot correct that group. Its
mixed-scope failure remains owned workstream release metadata debt alongside
the eight historical detail markers and unrelated guided-experiences group.
No hooks were bypassed and no history was rewritten.
Docker publication was not exercised: neither the configured Desktop socket nor
/var/run/docker.sock exists. Native governed publication is the executed route;
remote CI, physical devices and assistive speech remain unqualified.
The first PR run failed before product verification: native and public-data jobs
lacked the workload set pinned by global.json, and the standalone dependency
audit inspected Browser.Host without restoring its independent graph. The next
run passed Linux x64 CLI/package and public-data, exposing actual cross-host and
owner-test failures rather than bypassing them.
Linux Arm64 used x64 open flags. A literal ABI regression failed with expected
directory flags 573440 versus 720896 before d0fe5d8 selected process-specific
flags. macOS authoring fixtures encountered system temporary-directory aliases;
the native job now uses the runner-owned temporary root without relaxing symlink
admission. Windows bundle fixtures now use native path composition. The real
post-installation CLI cases retain their Linux assertions and additionally
require unsupported hosts to refuse without installing output.
The subsequent Windows CLI suite passed all 138 tests, then native publication
rejected browser-release-capabilities.json as stale. Indented JSON used the
host newline convention. The ratchet writer and both definition-schema owners
now normalize to LF before byte comparison or hashing, matching the existing
command-schema contract. Generated outputs remain generator-owned.
After all five native package jobs passed, the standalone runner shut down
during ReleaseEngineering tests. Its unchanged-commit retry reached a separate
Browser collection-test race: a row expected to contain blue was still empty.
The collection workflow tests now await input, click and change dispatch before
re-querying the next control. Existing typed-value, row-identity, omission and
privacy assertions remain, with an additional rendered-row value assertion.
No timing delay or product callback-fence change is involved.
The next candidate passed all 208 Browser tests but repeated the runner shutdown
about four minutes into ReleaseEngineering tests. Investigation found that
MainCommand passed a negative process-group identifier to kill without an
end-of-options delimiter. The local host uses util-linux; procps documents an
argument-parsing hazard for that form. Cleanup now delimits the owned group with
--, retaining its TERM/KILL sequence and process ownership.
The existing hung-Git regressions use a strict external signal wrapper that
records arguments and refuses ambiguous operands before invoking the native
utility. The unmodified helper failed safely with four recorded arguments
instead of six. Existing timeout, process-exit and descendant-cleanup assertions
remain. The affected Release test-project build had zero warnings/errors, and
the complete 468-test suite passed with no failures or skips. The post-fix full
run is retained in artifacts/ci-repair/release-signal-fix.log.
Source register, accessed 2026-10-25: procps issue 354 supplied only the negative-operand ambiguity as a functional fact. A separate implementer received a source-free handoff to delimit that operand and used only the repository helper; it read no third-party source. Parent AFC/SSO review found only the standard command-argument boundary added to existing structure. No upstream implementation, prose, dependency or asset was transferred.
The Desktop failures were stale scenarios: imports may replace pristine defaults, and corrected editors remain visible until deliberate collapse. Corrected setup and additional assertions preserve both contracts. Release-input validation now distinguishes reserved confidentiality markers from ordinary public descriptions and admits digest-bound group-only corrections. All original fragments remain unchanged; committed correction custody and exact-tree candidate/inventory provenance are verified rather than exempted.
Local verification used SDK 10.0.302 and
TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp". Every row below passed with zero failures and
zero skips:
| Executed command | Result |
|---|---|
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Core.Tests/Configurator.Core.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 145 --no-progress |
145 passed |
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Artifacts.Tests/Configurator.Artifacts.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress |
48 passed |
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 208 --no-progress |
208 passed |
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Cli.Tests/Configurator.Cli.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 138 --no-progress |
138 passed |
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 185 |
185 passed |
dotnet test --project eng/release/tests/Configurator.ReleaseEngineering.Tests/Configurator.ReleaseEngineering.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 468 --no-progress |
468 passed |
dotnet test --project eng/agent-workflow/tests/Configurator.AgentWorkflow.Tests/Configurator.AgentWorkflow.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress |
2 passed |
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress |
58 passed |
Locked solution restore, Browser.Host Release build, every graph in the exact CI dependency-audit enumeration, 9 Action pins and 46 definition-store self-checks also passed. The native release owner assembled CLI, Terminal and Desktop Linux x64 packages, then all three AOT Browser publication variants used by CI: separate Store output, Store in the default destination and a subsequent plain publication in that same destination. Architecture checks consumed those actual packages. No-write formatting passed for every changed C# file.
After the Windows newline repair, the native definition-schema and ratchet
generators ran in both --write and --check modes. Both schema files and all
three ratchets remained byte-identical to the committed Linux outputs; the
freshness checks passed. The affected Core Release build had zero warnings and
errors, and the Core/CLI suites above passed again.
The real CLI executable returned doctor success, displayed help and rejected an
unknown command with exit 64 and a bounded machine receipt. Its transcript is
retained locally in artifacts/ci-repair/manual-cli.log. The final full release
run is retained separately in artifacts/ci-repair/release-owner.log, avoiding
the default report's replacement by a later targeted run. An independent gate
approved code readiness; it did not claim remote completion.
Final cross-host workflow execution was still pending when this record was committed. The resulting commit's run results belong to PR #1's Checks tab, not this local matrix. This CI repair does not renew browser timing, speech, physical-device or native GUI qualification, activate signed publication, or close the mandatory redesign follow-ups.
The following observations belong to their recorded earlier inventories, not to the committed AOT candidate above.
Actual final synthetic custody checks prepared three complete artifacts,
kept the credential masked, found zero metadata-search matches for its value,
reported denied copy, then exercised deliberate permitted copy, reveal and a
completed 96-byte download whose content was inspected. Revocation removed
artifacts and secret inputs; reconsent started empty. Storage and 82 public
cache entries contained no sentinel; IndexedDB had no databases. The listed
storage/worker/port/IDB/fetch/XHR observers were installed before entry.
A separate passive CDP network observation began before fresh reconsent and
entry, covered search/preparation/revocation, and observed zero requests.
Synthetic clipboard content was cleared and isolated permissions reset.
See isolated-final-custody.json and isolated-final-network.json; the latter
does not infer network-body coverage from JavaScript Request serialization.
The final desktop-light help check retained scroll 362 and the input's exact
790x44 rectangle. Enter opened the named dialog; Escape returned to its
invoker. In 390px dark-high-contrast RTL, actual coarse-pointer emulation
(matchMedia asserted) produced a 44x44 trigger, a settled 326x780 dialog,
reachable Close and no horizontal overflow. The first phone observation lacked
touch emulation and sampled the opening animation; it remains retained rather
than being presented as the coarse result. Both final screenshots were inspected.
Physical-device, assistive speech and stakeholder qualification remain absent.
A later nullable MudCheckBox experiment passed 200 Browser cases but was not
adopted. In balanced 1x activation measurements, its set/clear p95 was
64.4/64.3 ms versus the retained select's 59.2/54.6 ms. Feedback remained
72.7/52.9 ms versus 61.6/65.1 ms, and the checkbox set direction had a 69 ms
long task. Separate first-use, five warmups and all 40 trusted samples per
direction remain in nullable-boolean-activation-comparison.json.
Actual accessibility inspection also exposed a null-state mismatch: the
native input reported false in Chromium's accessibility tree despite visual
Not supplied and aria-checked=mixed; setting native indeterminate fixed
that diagnostic state, but did not justify adopting the slower renderer.
All five experiment source/test diffs were restored to the committed baseline.
The failed experiment does not establish a defect in the retained select.
Restoration was verified by an empty diff on all five experiment files.
The restored suite initially passed 198/199: the manifest workflow queried
tenant row 2 before its asynchronous add completed. Test-only commit 9c88768
awaits the existing input, row, preparation and export tasks without changing
the zero-to-three-tenant expected JSON or assertions. The final full Browser
run passed 199/199 in 4008 ms, exit 0. Product source and the retained
startup-qualified package remain unchanged by that test correction.
An isolated AOT experiment used the already-installed SDK workload without
changing project or release defaults. It reduced matched mounting costs but
still failed feedback budgets: at 1x its Inspect feedback maximum was 63 ms
against 50 ms; at 4x disclosure and Inspect reached 223.5 and 261.3 ms against
200 ms. The matched interpreted values were 86.1 ms at 1x and 355.2/428.1 ms
at 4x. All 40 trusted samples per direction, five warmups, first use and outliers
are retained in aot-mount-comparison.json and aot-mount-4x.json.
AOT increased the 90 Brotli assets from 3,910,306 to 7,936,430 bytes and would
add a release prerequisite, so it was not adopted. Neither experiment qualifies
latency. The complete interpreted matrix above is the current candidate
qualification; the historical observations below are not its acceptance.
The primary editor slice implements independent detail, session density, metadata search, compact fields and contextual help. This is not whole-program UI/UX completion; mandatory follow-ups remain separate. Qualification is still open.
At source b6838912fede988e48fea9073956381a750bb410, native Store and
Store-free publication completed, the Architecture Release build succeeded,
all four BrowserStorePackageTests passed (572ms), and both Browser package
tests passed (465 ms). SDK 10.0.302 and the workstation temporary-directory
override were used. Store asset inventory SHA-256 was
4c554d4253fd38901cc9e91fb3a4e3bb2b9ba0d1ed170a40ad4d66020b88193e;
Store-free inventory was
df59cb6bfc3163e858f185bb6c86505d687db601cc521007bc604cf89220c2c0.
Browser semantics have passing evidence for 195 cases, including replacement
with unchanged consent; this does not prove pointer or layout behavior.
Actual Chromium 151 interaction established 44 px desktop and phone choice
targets, connected combobox names, modal-aware Ctrl-K, and unchanged document
scroll 500/edited-field top 335.640625 when opening deep-search. Actual native
400% browser zoom then exposed an obstruction: the 196.199 CSS-pixel sticky
header covered the focused field in a 214 px-high viewport. The short-viewport
correction is committed as 6d964af. Its final Store inventory is
37352a59369eaab4457a2def4789f642f7426b7c9ecd1968a7f318b8894c4c8a;
Store-free inventory is
7c9966541b2b66c1d895eddfae6a5dd20af164aa75cd1ab6a0f7b5bc2eb93189.
Release build/publications exited 0; all 8 affected shell cases passed (1125 ms),
Store package cases4/4 passed (729ms), and Browser package cases2/2 passed
(577ms). The first final Browser package invocation omitted the Store-root
environment variable and failed its Store variant on missing index.html;
rerunning with both explicit roots passed. No product repair or test weakening
was needed.
In that package, actual native 400% zoom produced 359x214 CSS pixels at
devicePixelRatio 4 on the owned 1440 px X11 screen. The field remained uncovered,
Ctrl-K kept scroll 1498.25 while fixing the entry at y=8 and results at y=72, and
Escape returned to that field without scrolling. A separate 1440x900 desktop
check retained sticky navigation, scroll 500 and field top 335.640625; 390 px phone
emulation retained a 44 px search trigger and no horizontal overflow. Native
zoom evidence is in native-zoom-final/; emulated widths are not native-device
evidence.
Further final-package observations used only public fixtures and synthetic
answers: 320 px RTL light high contrast and 390 px dark high contrast retained
full numeric errors without horizontal overflow. Browser default-font sizing
changed root text from 16 px to 32 px without overflow at 1440x900. Malformed numeric
draft text and connected error IDs survived detail/density/help; populated
collection rows retained exact input IDs and values. Help exposed neither
draft nor row value, trapped five successive Tab presses and returned focus.
Actual browser composition marked Ctrl-K isComposing=true and kept focus in
the draft; no-match search retained focus and offered working Clear search.
Offline edit, density, help and draft preparation retained one navigation
entry, with each output labelled "Draft — secrets still required."
Deliberate synthetic export exercised denied clipboard permission, successful
copy after granting permission, an actual completed 92-byte download and reveal.
Revocation removed output and secret controls; reconsent started empty. A scan
found zero sentinel hits in storage, 82 public cache entries, IndexedDB,
captured requests or observed worker/port messages. The synthetic clipboard
was cleared and isolated permissions reset. See local
final-custody-observations.json for observation ordering and limits.
The single primary gate review then found two search defects in 6d964af:
phone opening grew the header, and visible-header Escape lost its keyboard
invoker. Actual 390 px reproduction measured header 196.1875->248.1875 and
scroll 1142->1194 (scroll anchoring retained field top 400.484375). Corrective
commit 5765d07 overlays the retained phone trigger space and prefers a
connected weak keyboard-invoker reference; outside dismissal clears it.
Final Store inventory is
53f92b31c0f9a57a1d1674345ec1665d2b964d589c690a16147ac39069557e3a;
Store-free inventory is
3fddbe2bd5dfc11b470118f450f26fe628b8ccdc4e6f0160de5616b6bf459a86.
Release publication exited 0, affected shell cases 8/8 passed (919 ms), Store
package cases4/4 passed (707ms), and Browser package cases2/2 passed (537ms).
The parent verified the review's fixes without a second reviewer or panel.
On the corrected package, phone 390 px retained header 196.1875, scroll 1142 and
field top 400.484375 across search; 320 px retained header 196.1875, scroll 1269
and top 399.78125. Desktop 1440x900 retained scroll 408/top 427.640625. Every
Escape returned to the keyboard invoker; outside dismissal retained the clicked
Menu focus, and pointer reopening fell back to the query. Actual native 400%
retained the earlier uncovered field/search geometry and scroll 1498.25.
Exact observations are retained in search-gate-final-observations.json.
A further synthetic custody run installed every listed page storage/worker/
service-worker/port/IndexedDB observer before consent or entry. After search,
revocation and reconsent, the secret was empty, output absent, and no sentinel
was found in 82 public cache entries, storage, IndexedDB or the one captured
request. Clipboard/download implementation did not change; those earlier
executions remain evidence for their unchanged paths, not new executions.
The gate's S34 test-evidence note was addressed by strengthening the existing export lifecycle test: it captures the actual editor-mounted inherited field, proves unmount and a different remounted instance, then holds export module initialization across revocation, replacement and retired callback release. All 5 class cases passed (1179 ms). This strengthens the composed schedule; it does not imply that a secret resurrection bug was observed or repaired.
Those earlier timing attempts retain every sample, with first-use separate and
five warmups plus 40 samples per direction. At that checkpoint, the first 52 of 92
original rows included failing feedback and activation measurements; scale and
new presentation transitions were incomplete. The complete128-row result is
recorded above. A metadata-render suppression experiment worsened measured
activation and was removed. Under the same heavily loaded host (observed
load 50.61 on 16 logical cores), the preserved pre-redesign package also failed
matched activation: p95 352.8/319.3ms and maximum feedback350.6/515.6ms.
These observations neither qualify latency nor establish redesign causation.
Budgets and outliers are unchanged; this comparison does not resolve the 18
current failed gates.
Local ignored evidence is under .omo/evidence/browser-ui-ux-redesign/,
including minimal-event-matrix-attempt-1.json,
metadata-chrome-activation-1x.json,
prior-package-matched-activation-1x.json and
native-zoom-400-failure.json. Physical-device, speech and stakeholder
acceptance remain unqualified.
The screenshot-driven interface refinement on 2026-10-10 corrected the vendor cascade, added explicit shared native-control styling, refined shell/footer composition, separated definition entry sources and grouped workspace controls. The interface anchor records ownership, independent design and official standards/API sources.
| Check | Executed result | Local evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Shell baseline before edits | 5 passed, zero failures/skips; 1.339 s | Session command output |
| Final Browser owner semantics | 125 passed, zero failures/skips; 6.772 s | .tmp/browser-ui-refinement-tests.log |
| Browser Release build | Exit 0; zero warnings/errors; 2.91 s | .tmp/browser-ui-refinement-build.log |
| Changed C# format verification | Exit 0 | .tmp/browser-ui-refinement-format.log |
| Fresh Store-enabled and Store-free publication | Both exit 0 | .tmp/browser-ui-refinement-publish.log, .tmp/browser-ui-refinement-without-store-publish.log |
| Published asset/snapshot inventory | 4 passed, zero failures/skips | .tmp/browser-ui-refinement-packages.log |
| Local preview routing/assets | Nine HTTP 200 checks; missing framework asset HTTP 404 | Session curl checks, isolated port 5084 |
Executed commands used SDK 10.0.302 and
TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp":
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/BrowserShellTests/*" --minimum-expected-tests 5 --no-progress
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 125 --no-progress
dotnet build src/Configurator.Browser/Configurator.Browser.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet
dotnet format Configurator.slnx --verify-no-changes --no-restore --verbosity quiet --include src/Configurator.Browser/Services/AppearanceThemeService.cs tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests/BrowserSourceEntryTests.cs tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests/BrowserStoreIndependenceTests.cs
dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -target:PublishConfiguratorBrowser -property:Configuration=Release -property:ConfiguratorOutputRoot="$PWD/.tmp/browser-ui-refinement" -property:DefinitionStoreSourceRoot="$PWD/store" -verbosity:quiet
dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -target:PublishConfiguratorBrowser -property:Configuration=Release -property:ConfiguratorOutputRoot="$PWD/.tmp/browser-ui-refinement-without-store" -verbosity:quietPackage tests set CONFIGURATOR_PACKAGE_ROOT to
.tmp/browser-ui-refinement-without-store and
CONFIGURATOR_STORE_PACKAGE_ROOT to .tmp/browser-ui-refinement, then executed:
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore --verbosity quiet -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/BrowserStorePackageTests/*" --minimum-expected-tests 4 --no-progressThe isolated Apache preview uses port 5084 and leaves the existing port 5081 preview intact. Syntax checking initially preceded publication and rejected the missing document root; after publication it passed and the server started. No browser was exposed by the automation inventory, and opening the in-app browser returned unavailable. Visual, keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, RTL and theme contrast verification for these refinements remain unexecuted. Earlier browser screenshots and manual results below describe earlier assets and do not qualify this refinement. No product references, dependencies, custody policy or native owners changed, so unrelated owner suites were not rerun.
The authorized browser-ui-and-definition-store implementation was verified
directly in the checkout on 2026-10-10 with SDK 10.0.302. No history or remote
publication was recorded. The existing evidence below remains historical;
these results describe the new interface and optional-store integration.
| Gate | Executed result | Local evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Locked solution restore and Release build | Exit 0; zero warnings/errors; build 10.74 s | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/final-restore.log, final-build.log |
| Full solution format verification | Exit 0 after targeted owned formatting; final router slice also exit 0 | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/final-format-green.log, final-router-format.log |
| Browser owner suite after visible-focus correction | 124 passed, zero failures/skips; 6.176 s | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/final-browser-visible-green.log |
| Presentation owner suite | 36 passed, zero failures/skips; 1.575 s | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/final-presentation-tests.log |
| Native store self-check and freshness | 26 passed, zero failures; two revisions generated and checked | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/store-self-test-green.log, store-write.log, store-check.log |
| Final secret-recovery focus slice | 3/3 privacy tests; affected format exit 0; actual focus moved to visible consent after recovery | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/final-visible-focus-tests.log, final-visible-focus-format.log, delivery-recovery-focus-green.png |
| Actual store-enabled and store-free publication | Both exit 0; source-absent publication also exit 0 and source restored | .tmp/browser-with-store-visible-final-publish.log, .tmp/browser-without-store-visible-final-publish.log, .tmp/browser-without-store-final-absent-source-publish.log |
| Actual package store/UI inventories and Browser closures | 4/4 and 2/2 passed against final outputs | .tmp/browser-store-visible-final-package-tests.log, .tmp/browser-standalone-visible-final-package-tests.log |
| Compiled product dependency closure | 7/7 passed | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/final-compiled-closure.log |
| MIT dependency policy and generated ratchets | Exit 0; 86 package/version pairs; ratchets current 3/3 | .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/final-license-policy.log, final-ratchets.log |
Executed owner commands used TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp" and MTP:
dotnet restore Configurator.slnx --locked-mode --verbosity quiet
dotnet build Configurator.slnx --configuration Release --verbosity quiet
dotnet format Configurator.slnx --verify-no-changes --no-restore --verbosity quiet
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests/Configurator.Browser.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Presentation.Tests/Configurator.Presentation.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress
dotnet run eng/configurator/BuildDefinitionStore.cs -- --self-test
dotnet run eng/configurator/BuildDefinitionStore.cs -- --source store --output .tmp/definition-store --write
dotnet run eng/configurator/BuildDefinitionStore.cs -- --source store --output .tmp/definition-store --check
dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -t:PublishConfiguratorBrowser -p:ConfiguratorOutputRoot="$PWD/.tmp/browser-with-store" -p:DefinitionStoreSourceRoot="$PWD/store"
dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -t:PublishConfiguratorBrowser -p:ConfiguratorOutputRoot="$PWD/.tmp/browser-without-store"
dotnet run .ci/scripts/validate-dependency-license-policy.cs -- .
dotnet run eng/configurator/GenerateConfiguratorRatchets.cs -- --checkPackage checks bound CONFIGURATOR_PACKAGE_ROOT to .tmp/browser-without-store
and CONFIGURATOR_STORE_PACKAGE_ROOT to .tmp/browser-with-store. They executed
BrowserStorePackageTests (minimum 4), StandalonePackageTests/BrowserPackage*
(minimum 2), and StandaloneArchitectureTests/CompiledProductClosureHasNoEventOrTestDependency
(minimum 7) through the Architecture test project with the same Release,
--no-build --no-restore, nonempty-count and --no-progress options.
Published acceptance used Apache 2.4.68 on three isolated localhost origins and
Google Chrome 153.0.8010.52 through Playwright. DevTools, Tavily and Context7 MCP
were unavailable; official API documentation supplied research facts. Package
worker identities are RHpkSzhl (store) and A/UkP6ID (store-free).
Screenshots live under .tmp/browser-ui-and-definition-store/delivery-*.png.
Observed outcomes:
- Home, Open, Help, Store and project details reflowed at 1440 and 390 pixels; 320, 360 and 768 pixel RTL checks had no horizontal page overflow. The 360 pixel viewport supplies 400%-equivalent reflow for a 1440 pixel window.
- System appearance followed emulated light/dark changes. All four explicit palettes rendered, with body contrast ratios 16.27, 16.67, 21 and 20.12; primary-button contrast exceeded 10 after transitions. Forced colors and reduced motion were inspected. These measurements do not certify every element or assistive technology.
- Escape within the inline navigation collapsed it and returned focus to Menu. Skip focused main without changing the route, answers or prepared artifacts. Cancelled departure preserved synthetic answers/output and trigger focus; confirmed departure removed the workspace before opening another route.
- A host returning 403 for every optional store file still installed the core worker, enabled controls and prepared three drafts without a store request. A reviewed store revision reopened offline. A store-free package admitted a local file, deliberately retained public metadata, reopened it offline and prepared a draft. A real independent public HTTPS file was admitted; a mismatched digest rejected with local upload still available. Copied source links contained pinned definition identity and selectors only.
- Secret controls were masked; complete preview and deliberate clipboard copy worked with synthetic values. Revocation cleared secret leaves and output, preserving ordinary answers. Synthetic sentinels were absent from local and session storage, public cache keys/text payloads and resource URLs; editing, preparation and revocation emitted no answer-bearing worker messages. Recovery originally removed its focused button and left focus on body; the final current-form consent action now restores focus to the existing consent control and scrolls it into view, verified in the published package.
- Event tenant insertion focused the new identifier. Duplicate-row review focused the second row; correction produced one manifest with exactly two distinct tenant names and no inactive artifacts. Narrow nested controls had no horizontal page overflow. Late operation rejection is separately covered by controlled owner tests; browser-managed updates left the existing realm on its old worker until clean reload.
- The clean final origin reported zero console errors or CSP diagnostics.
Download dispatch reported the intended service.json filename. Saved-file
completion is unverified: this isolated Chrome harness closed on product
downloads and on an independent standalone synthetic Blob download. No native
zoom control, physical network disconnection, screen-reader audit or additional
browser engine was available; offline media/network behavior used Playwright
emulation. These limits are distinct from green owner/package checks. No native
client, target apply, hosting, signer or remote publication claim is made.
Implementation evidence from the authorized browser-complete-configuration
workstream on 2026-10-09 currently establishes these separate owner checks:
| Gate | Observed result | Local result artifact |
|---|---|---|
| Core final Release suite | 97 passed, zero failures/skips; 1.219 s | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/core-workstream-final.txt |
| Presentation final Release suite | 36 passed, zero failures/skips; 0.973 s | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/presentation-event-final-tests.txt |
| Browser final owner Release suite | 81 passed, zero failures/skips; 4.390 s | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/browser-owner-final-tests.txt |
| Final solution Release build after locked restore | Zero warnings/errors; 3.226 s wall time | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/solution-build-final.txt |
| Solution format verification | Exit 0; 125.975 s wall time | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/solution-format-green.txt |
| Last changed Browser slice format verification | Exit 0; 11.437 s wall time | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/format-last-slice.txt |
| Final static Browser publication | Exit 0; 17.233 s wall time; 33 dependency notices, ratchets current 3/3 | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/browser-publish-final.txt |
| Actual final published Browser package | 1 passed, zero failures/skips; 0.746 s | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/browser-package-final.txt |
| Compiled product dependency closure | 7 owner rows passed, zero failures/skips; 0.741 s | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/browser-architecture-final.txt |
| Event wire/host checks against eight actual Core-produced files | 15 tests passed; 8.129 s; independent exporter verification 8/8 valid, exit 0 | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/event-actual-tests.txt, event-actual-verify.txt |
| Definition schema freshness | Current | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/core-schema-check.txt |
| Native capability/schema ratchets | Generated/current 3/3, exit 0 | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/governance-ratchet-write.txt, governance-ratchet-check.txt |
| Intent YAML, changed rule twins and whitespace | Valid/identical/clean, exit 0 | .omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/governance-intents-final.txt, governance-docs-checks.txt |
The ratchet invocations were dotnet run eng/configurator/GenerateConfiguratorRatchets.cs -- --write
and the matching --check, with the documented TMPDIR. The intent syntax check
used dotnet run --project eng/agent-workflow/src/Configurator.AgentWorkflow/Configurator.AgentWorkflow.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore -- validate-intents .agents/contract/intents.yaml.
These local paths are session evidence, not distributed package inputs or
release certification. Event acceptance is wire/semantic validation of synthetic
files, not deployment or authenticated apply.
The package and compiled-closure checks used the actual final published assets and compiled assemblies, respectively:
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore --verbosity quiet -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*StandalonePackageTests/BrowserPackage*" --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore --verbosity quiet -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*StandaloneArchitectureTests/CompiledProductClosureHasNoEventOrTestDependency" --minimum-expected-tests 7 --no-progressAn initial Browser-name wildcard selected zero parameterized closure rows and correctly failed the minimum-test guard; the method filter above selected all seven owners. This is not a full architecture suite or a native package matrix.
Published Chrome checks reported by the parent execution track have exercised
worker boot, all three independent neutral complete-output vectors, a
secret-deferred draft, offline reload and a fresh tab, uncached-source local
rejection, explicit clipboard export and consent revocation. Inspection found
65 allowlisted public app cache entries and no synthetic answer canary in
application cache/store/network sinks. The browser downloaded a declared .env
as env.txt despite the correct link hint; operators must check/rename downloaded
filenames before target use. Application-state clearing does not clear those
exported files or clipboard content.
The independent published track records its observations in
.omo/evidence/20261009-browser-complete-configuration/platform-published-qa.md
and platform-final-narrow.png. Published Chromium ran against the native static
host http://127.0.0.1:5078/. The broad published retest used cache
configurator-app-V6l73mQ7; minimal revision 2 was admitted. Offline neutral
inputs covered all seven admitted field types and nested object-list
uniqueness/bounds/removal, with preserved survivor identity. Complete/draft
actual downloads passed while offline; reload and fresh-tab boot started with
empty answers and consent. All 65 app-cache responses in that retest and captured request
URLs/bodies had no exercised answer canaries; local/session storage, cookies
and IndexedDB were empty. Controlled answer-bearing fetch/XHR/WebSocket/
EventSource/beacon attempts were blocked in both offline and online active
workspaces, with zero observed destination requests. This verifies exercised
page wrappers, not every browser primitive or extension.
Final-package retests linked required Count's aria-invalid to its field error,
and keyboard Add at the collection maximum focused the new row input. Event
typed controls prepared independent zero-, one-, two- and three-tenant manifest
vectors, including explicit empty objects. Unsupported conditional/repeat
inverse import reported inverse-unsupported and retained answers. Supported
neutral JSON import respected existing-answer conflicts, succeeded with cleared
conflicts and explicit consent, and rejected secret-bearing input after revocation
without partial answers. The subsequent published duplicate-row refinement used
cache configurator-app-8oPgRM97: alpha/beta/alpha marked the collection and
third row/input invalid, linked value-duplicate, left other rows valid and
published no export. platform-final-duplicate-aria.png records the 375 CSS px
retest without horizontal overflow. Preceding unchanged passes remain separate
evidence.
Two old-package active tabs retained distinct ordinary answers and consent while an update installed a waiting worker; old/new public app caches coexisted without automatic workspace replacement. After clearing, navigation away/reopening did not independently prove activation in the original context; a fresh context verified the new package. Navigation away/back cleared answers/exports, but persisted BFCache restoration was not forced. Actual 375×812 and 640×450 CSS viewports showed no horizontal overflow; text enlargement passed as a proxy, while real browser toolbar zoom was ignored. No screen-reader pass is claimed. Injected clipboard denial retained Download. Controlled source admission, redirect/credential/referrer/stream/timeout checks executed the published JS, but successful live CORS/worker transport remains unverified: the grounded public endpoint returned 404. No live target deployment, OS permission or native protected-save certification follows from these browser observations.
A final idle-host check opened three concurrent cached workspaces on
configurator-app-8oPgRM97 in 3.769 s. All were ready and editable, preserved
distinct values and prepared/revealed an exact draft; no crash, page-error or
request-failure events occurred. Earlier spare-third-tab failures under
concurrent load did not reproduce in this idle check. Their cause remains
unclassified; three passing tabs are not scale certification.
The authorized maintainer-authoring implementation was executed directly in the
Configurator checkout on 2026-10-10 with SDK10.0.302 and
TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp". Existing browser/store work and user strategy
documents were preserved. No branch, worktree, staging, commit or remote
publication was created. The maintainer contract
describes the delivered source/compiler/CLI flow; the
public integration guide describes adoption.
| Executed gate | Result | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Locked solution restore | Exit0 | .tmp/maintainer-restore.log |
| Post-format normal solution Release build | Exit0, zero warnings/errors,111.08s | .tmp/maintainer-solution-build.log |
| Full solution format verification | Exit0 after formatting only five attributable source/test files and ordering their imports | .tmp/maintainer-format-final.log |
| Core owner | 122 passed,0 failed,0 skipped | .tmp/maintainer-core-final-tests.log |
| CLI owner | 58 passed,0 failed,0 skipped | .tmp/maintainer-cli-final-tests.log |
| Terminal owner | 38 passed,0 failed,0 skipped | .tmp/maintainer-terminal-final-tests.log |
| Desktop headless owner | 67 passed,0 failed,0 skipped | .tmp/maintainer-desktop-final-tests.log |
| Browser owner | 135 passed,0 failed,0 skipped, including regenerated Event6 resources | .tmp/maintainer-browser-final-tests.log |
| Presentation owner | 36 passed,0 failed,0 skipped | .tmp/maintainer-presentation-final-tests.log |
| Linux X11 native host | 13 checks passed; no broader host/accessibility claim | .tmp/maintainer-native-host.log |
| Generated runtime/authoring and command schemas | Native --check exits0 for both schema owners |
Task-owned execution context |
| Native store integrity | 46 self-tests passed; baseline-required write/check passed for four revisions and generated curation schema | Task-owned execution context |
| Actual store-free and store-enabled browser publication | Both exit0, each retaining original notices for36 dependency packages | .tmp/maintainer-browser-no-store-publish.log, .tmp/maintainer-browser-with-store-publish.log |
| Candidate standalone skill adoption | Actual tool-managed identity, paired YAML/JSON bytes, nested literal outputs, protected mode600, strict/acknowledged/refused imports, comment/no-op/revision, retained history and source-only contribution | .tmp/maintainer-adoption/REVIEW.md |
| Final standalone CLI publication | Exit0; packaged schema and portable skill; executable SHA-256 5031706878d98386f78f69f07845b680d107c183993ee8aab07587c827e59f97 |
.tmp/maintainer-cli-final-publish.log |
| Final compiler adoption confirmation | Reserved $defs entry named $id: init/check/build all exit0; existing nested revision2 check exit0 with unchanged canonical digest |
.tmp/maintainer-adoption/evidence/final-reserved-*.json, final-nested-check.json |
| Event ordinary source/host owner | 16 passed,0 failed,0 skipped with compiler environment variables absent; exporter build zero warnings/errors | Event technical export anchor |
| Event explicit pinned compiler owner | 11 passed,0 failed,0 skipped; final CLI write/check and source-only check exit0;361 environment definitions current | Event technical export anchor |
| Final Terminal Linux-x64 publication | Exit0; retained notices for26 dependency packages | .tmp/maintainer-terminal-final-publish.log |
| Final Desktop Linux-x64 publication | Exit0; retained notices for29 dependency packages | .tmp/maintainer-desktop-final-publish.log |
| Published Browser custody and updates | Actual Chromium153 Linux scenarios passed with the bounded export recovery described below | .tmp/maintainer-platform/qa-evidence.md |
| Clean Browser republications | Both exit0; retired stylesheet/sidecars removed; four retained store revisions and36 dependency notices | .tmp/maintainer-browser-clean-publish.log, .tmp/maintainer-browser-store-clean-publish.log |
| Final architecture/package owner | 41 passed,0 failed,0 skipped,6.689s; actual CLI/Terminal/Desktop Linux packages and both Browser variants | .tmp/maintainer-architecture-package-closure.log |
| Package regression owner build and format | Normal Release build zero warnings/errors; exact-path whitespace verification exit0 | .tmp/maintainer-package-fix-build.log, .tmp/maintainer-package-fix-format.log |
The accepted owner commands were physically run against the normal solution build, without analyzer suppression:
dotnet restore Configurator.slnx --locked-mode --verbosity quiet
dotnet build Configurator.slnx --configuration Release --no-restore --verbosity quiet -p:UseSharedCompilation=false
dotnet format Configurator.slnx --verify-no-changes --no-restore --verbosity quiet
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Core.Tests/Configurator.Core.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progressThe same test command was executed for CLI, Terminal, Desktop, Browser and Presentation, with the exact counts above. The native host command was:
xvfb-run -a dotnet run --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost.csproj --configuration Release --no-build -- --expected-rid linux-x64 --minimum-expected-checks 13Independent review exposed inherited-private-default, expansion-budget,
schema-resource and recorded-anchor failures before their fixes. Final review
found no remaining issue in those bounded changes. Early zero-test diagnostic
runs and builds with RunAnalyzers=false are excluded from acceptance evidence.
The final Core suite also covers reserved $defs names without confusing them
with schema resource keywords. Native store history retains neutral2 and Event5
bytes; current sources compile into neutral3 and Event6 instead of reusing their
identities.
Source and package owners total497 passing Configurator cases, with no failed or skipped cases in their accepted runs. Unit tests and publication alone do not prove browser platform scenarios. Tavily and Context7 were unavailable; official-source Firecrawl research was the disclosed fallback. No remote CI, other-host, stakeholder, future-agent, legal or scholarly certification is implied.
Event commands were executed in the sibling Event checkout with the same SDK and temporary-directory configuration. The two actual test selections were:
env -u CONFIGURATOR_COMPILER -u CONFIGURATOR_COMPILER_SHA256 dotnet test --project tests/Event.Wire.Contracts.UnitTests/Event.Wire.Contracts.UnitTests.csproj --no-restore --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -p:BuildProjectReferences=false -p:UseSharedCompilation=false -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*ConfiguratorDefinitionArtifactTests/*" --minimum-expected-tests 16 --no-progress --maximum-parallel-tests 1
CONFIGURATOR_COMPILER=/home/amir/ISLAMU/Github/Configurator/artifacts/configurator/cli/linux-x64/islamu-configurator CONFIGURATOR_COMPILER_SHA256=5031706878d98386f78f69f07845b680d107c183993ee8aab07587c827e59f97 dotnet test --project tests/Event.Wire.Contracts.UnitTests/Event.Wire.Contracts.UnitTests.csproj --no-restore --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -p:BuildProjectReferences=false -p:UseSharedCompilation=false -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*ConfiguratorCompilerHandoffTests/*" --minimum-expected-tests 11 --no-progress --maximum-parallel-tests 1The final Event release receipt has SHA-256
8a5e5e57c2501903efb20d49c3d5b4e1d79fb39228353f282f2f0cb42ba5867b.
The source copies have digest
106504676e3087b35eef0761702dc88714d8f2ab9a4da823d7356f348ee39304;
canonical Event/example/store revision6 copies have digest
b50171ca0a52aa48c3099088db925e440791aff3a450e03e1caca97cf3e4066e.
All copies compare byte-identical. Generated provenance describes the compiler
used; it grants no publication, trust promotion or target apply authority.
Published Browser inspection used Chromium153.0.8010.52 on Linux with an isolated Apache host and synthetic fixtures. Local compact YAML was admitted before answers; explicit public retention stored canonical runtime JSON, and simulated offline reload/reopening started a fresh workspace. Independent draft145-byte and complete204-byte vectors matched actual clipboard and download output. Revoking consent cleared three top-level/nested/list secret inputs and removed prepared output while preserving public values. Clear and navigation reset the workspace. Scans of82 active and83 final cached responses found no answer sentinels; local/session storage and IndexedDB were empty. Deliberate application connection attempts were blocked; observed answer-time traffic carried only a public asset GET with no body.
Two independent active tabs retained their original workspace and cached Core asset when the actual store-enabled package installed a waiting worker. After closing both tabs, the new package activated and its Store booted offline. Invalid authoring rejected without displaying the invalid scalar and restored file-picker focus. Keyboard focus and375px reflow were inspected; CSS200% zoom kept content within the viewport. The exact observations, package manifest hashes, synthetic vectors and native host commands are in the task evidence. Only owned tabs/host were closed and the synthetic clipboard was cleared.
Chromium's simulated offline mode crashed a generic Blob download control as well as actual download clicks. Recovery verified both exports with simulated offline disabled and Apache physically stopped, confirmed by failed curl. This proves export without reaching its host; it does not prove physical disconnection of every network. Offline boot/edit/draft/copy were separately observed under simulated disconnection. Other engines, assistive technology and native browser zoom remain unqualified; browser exports carry no native protected-save promise.
The first full architecture/package run executed41 cases:39 passed,2 failed,
none skipped. A removed stylesheet remained in a reused Browser publish directory;
PublishConfiguratorBrowser now replaces its generated destination before
publication. The store inventory test also rejected standard SDK Brotli/gzip
sidecars; its closed-file assertion now verifies that each transport encoding
decodes to exactly its admitted canonical bytes, including end-of-stream.
The normal Architecture owner rebuild passed with zero warnings/errors (2.67s),
and the exact store transport case passed1/1 before republishing the Browser
variants. The final full package run passed41/41, zero failures/skips; the initial
failure is retained in .tmp/maintainer-architecture-final-tests.log.
The final package command was:
dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests/Configurator.Architecture.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --no-restore --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 41 --no-progressAll three native Linux payloads were physically published with
dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -t:PublishConfigurator -p:ConfiguratorSurface=<cli|terminal|desktop> -p:ConfiguratorRid=linux-x64 -p:UseSharedCompilation=false, one surface per command. Both Browser variants
were republished through PublishConfiguratorBrowser, passing an empty
DefinitionStoreSourceRoot for the store-free package and the explicit local
store/ root plus ConfiguratorOutputRoot=artifacts/configurator-with-store for
the store-enabled package. Final worker-manifest SHA-256 values are
63dfce4aa1a2e7bd18eb545c7594a6b11bc6443a8d4529fca7ca38388f4daf51
and 3896d753e850330f44495cf4f331c12a078e7ba64074f6f0acb49bcfb3bfb3dd,
respectively. Earlier platform evidence retains its original package identities;
fresh package confirmation is appended to that evidence rather than relabeling it.
The final clean-package confirmation passed against both manifest identities: fresh local YAML admission and exact204-byte complete clipboard output, default consent off, three masked secret inputs, and complete revocation clearing. Active/final scans of82/83 cache responses found no answer sentinels; storage and IndexedDB remained empty. Two active old tabs retained separate values and Core assets while the new worker waited. A cleared tab booted/reopened offline with empty answers while the other tab kept the update waiting; after both closed, the new Store activated, discarded the old app cache and booted offline. Earlier download, keyboard, invalid-source, navigation and connection-guard observations retain their original package hashes and were not redundantly rerun. Owned host/tabs were closed, online mode restored and synthetic clipboard cleared.
The cross-platform-quality native slice separates cancelled eligibility from
physical settlement, retains bounded publication facts and adds deliberate
Desktop close choices. This is the three-increment native slice, not completion
of the required Browser/CLI/editing/preparation/CI follow-up program.
Activation was main at d6c23eef32766f3743088c36858589afa8ed2af8.
Receipt extraction is 9d96269; physical settlement is f1eceb0. The final
close candidate was qualified on that committed prefix plus the owned close
changes, before its phase-close commit. No worktree or remote publication was
used. SDK 10.0.302, .NET runtime 10.0.10, Linux x64 and actual X11 under
xvfb-run -a were used with TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp".
All commands below exited 0 after attributable corrections. Native result and capture paths are local ignored evidence, not shipped answer storage.
| Check | Exact command or selection | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Untouched receipt baseline | dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Terminal.Tests/Configurator.Terminal.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*SetupTerminalPublicationReceiptTests/*" --minimum-expected-tests 1 |
9 passed, 0 failed/skipped; 768 ms |
| Untouched Desktop baseline | dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 |
185 passed, 0 failed/skipped; executable 2.897 s |
| Shared fact owner build | dotnet build src/Configurator.Terminal/Configurator.Terminal.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet |
Exit 0; 2 s wall |
| Terminal preservation | dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Terminal.Tests/Configurator.Terminal.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 |
83 passed, 0 failed/skipped; 2.933 s |
| Shared receipt bounds/copies | dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Artifacts.Tests/Configurator.Artifacts.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*ProtectedArtifactPublicationReceiptTests/*" --minimum-expected-tests 1 |
8 passed, 0 failed/skipped; 657 ms |
| Desktop build, each changed increment | dotnet build src/Configurator.Desktop/Configurator.Desktop.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet |
Exit 0; clean compiler/analyzer build |
| Physical settlement owner | dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress |
193 passed, 0 failed/skipped; 3.185 s |
| Deterministic close class | dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*DesktopCloseLifecycleTests/*" --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress |
7 passed, 0 failed/skipped; 1.613 s |
| Final Desktop owner | dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests/Configurator.Desktop.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1 --no-progress |
201 passed, 0 failed/skipped; 3.597 s |
| Native executable build | dotnet build tests/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet |
Exit 0; no suppressed diagnostics |
| Physical settlement native lane | xvfb-run -a dotnet run --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost.csproj --configuration Release --no-build -- --expected-rid linux-x64 --minimum-expected-checks 14 --capture-directory "$PWD/.tmp/cross-platform-quality-settlement" |
All fourteen required names passed; normal/minimum captures inspected |
| Final close native lane | xvfb-run -a dotnet run --project tests/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost.csproj --configuration Release --no-build -- --expected-rid linux-x64 --minimum-expected-checks 17 --capture-directory "$PWD/.tmp/cross-platform-quality-close" |
All seventeen required names passed; 9471.2676 ms native elapsed |
| Terminal local package | dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -t:PublishConfigurator -p:ConfiguratorSurface=terminal -p:ConfiguratorRid=linux-x64 -verbosity:minimal |
Exit 0; current ratchets 3/3; notices retained for 29 dependencies |
| Desktop local package | dotnet msbuild eng/configurator/Configurator.Release.proj -t:PublishConfigurator -p:ConfiguratorSurface=desktop -p:ConfiguratorRid=linux-x64 -verbosity:minimal |
Exit 0; current ratchets 3/3; notices retained for 31 dependencies |
The pre-consumption Red ran before the physical fix: dispose failed, cancel/edit passed, exit 2, 1.108 s. The ordinary-close Red ran before the close handler: one failed executed test, exit 2, 1.366 s. Compiler-only failures and the initial incorrectly awaited headless callback were not counted as runtime Red. The first full settlement run exposed stale disposed-child busy flags; the completion owner now updates them only after settlement. The close picker regression now awaits the actual Closed event and asserts detached state rather than dereferencing cleared status bindings. Its late-selection and value-safety assertions remain intact.
Native Event setup also now selects the definition's required
Artifact to prepare answer independently of the output picker. The previous
setup left settings inactive. All original thirteen named guards and their
expected manifest assertions are preserved. There are no remaining quarantined
failures in these executed lanes.
| Scenario | Observable evidence | Verdict / artifact |
|---|---|---|
| Save/bundle/read invalidation before consumption, stale generations and eventual zeroing | DesktopPublicationLifetimeTests, preserved shell/import/writer tests |
PASS; TestResults/Configurator.Desktop.Tests-linux-net10.0.tunit-report.json |
| Installed prefix, cleanup/verification facts, copied 16-settled-plus-active history and 64-outcome bound | Desktop lifetime tests, Terminal preservation and shared Artifacts receipt cases | PASS; Desktop, Terminal and Artifacts MTP reports under TestResults/ |
| Exact two-second deadline, repeated close, both settlement orderings, withdrawn intent and deliberate force | Seven deterministic close cases and actual-window control test | PASS; final Desktop MTP report |
| Real native lifetime and preserved adjacent output/import/Event behavior | Required set equals all seventeen completed names | PASS; .tmp/cross-platform-quality-close/qualification.json |
| Visible unknown/receipt controls, names/help and focus at 960x800 and 600x540 | D14/D16/D17 real X11 controls and light/dark footer captures | PASS for exercised controls; .tmp/cross-platform-quality-close/D16-close-deadline-unknown-unknown-minimum-Light-end.png and D17-close-stay-force-unknown-desktop-Dark-end.png |
| Changed native package assembly | Native release owner publication and retained dependency notices | PASS for build only; artifacts/configurator/{terminal,desktop}/linux-x64/ |
SHA-256 identities of the qualified executables/assemblies:
- NativeHost DLL:
c17dd685a3626b7885ae0ae4ca21ee5b3c096bbde09a30215f03602983e67b95. - Its Desktop DLL:
d805c457420975dcd7f29e2a9577ccb8fb100b91f4db9221c2865c1027b5b4cf. - Desktop test DLL:
16e10f903e3fd196909e685300a3e6a39799cfe8583b36d1be4105decdf1493e. - Local
islamu-configurator-terminal:2194bde911ca8fc785f2310b6b7fef6b0ccfbadcd2833c623bbac5890118f116. - Local
islamu-configurator-desktop:09ac3b63554ca2c95f668138adf9c319c2125c180c4724eb8f01289a15a5becd.
The final fresh LSP diagnostics requests timed out after publication changed generated intermediates; prior changed-symbol diagnostics were clean and the actual final compiler/analyzer builds and owner suites passed. No warning was suppressed. Build/native command wall durations not printed by their tools were not reconstructed or claimed as latency evidence.
Not executed: installed/published-payload interaction, human assistive technology, complete keyboard/RTL/scaling cohorts, other hosts, Browser/CLI suites, global coverage or the complete Architecture/package matrix. Dependency direction and those product owners did not change. Local publication is package build evidence, not installed runtime qualification, signing, deployment or target acceptance. See the ownership ADR.
The promoted program delivered its Browser, native editing, shared preparation,
form, acquisition and CLI corrections on top of the native ownership checkpoint
above. Product source settled at dcc7617; subsequent assurance commits do not
change runtime behavior. The ownership ADR
explains control/data flow; the required-duty ledger
preserves obligations outside this delivery. No remote CI, deployment, signing
or new protection host was activated.
All commands used SDK 10.0.302, Linux x64 and
TMPDIR="$HOME/.cache/agent-tmp". Final locked solution restore and
dotnet build Configurator.slnx --configuration Release --verbosity quiet
exited 0; the build reported 2.2 seconds. Current source-owner passes were
retained rather than repeated after documentation/assurance-only edits:
| Owner | Passed | Failed / skipped | Evidence scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | 150 | 0 / 0 | Canonical composition, aggregate admission, cancellation and independent output vectors |
| Presentation | 167 | 0 / 0 | One form gate, typed controlled fixtures, ownership transfer and never-started disposal |
| Artifacts | 65 | 0 / 0 | Physical storage, immutable receipts and protected create-only behavior |
| CLI | 171 | 0 / 0 | Explicit authoring capability, candidates, concurrent editor preservation and command v2 |
| Terminal | 101 | 0 / 0 | Correction drafts, bounded acquisition and retained native facts |
| Desktop | 222 | 0 / 0 | Shared leaf/presence/focus behavior, acquisition, settlement and close |
| Browser | 233 | 0 / 0 | Exact leases, mandatory policy, reconnect, export retirement and single-pass adoption |
| Architecture | 69 | 0 / 0 | Final actual publications, installed CLI fixture and eight compiled owner boundaries; 17.591 seconds |
The final gate reviewer approved with no blockers and moderate overall
confidence, while noting that a later focused six-case run had overwritten
Desktop's default report. The parent then executed only the full Desktop lane
again with --no-build --maximum-parallel-tests 1 --report-trx,
unique native results and the safe evidence tool. All 222 passed, exit 0;
runner duration 4.331 seconds and TRX duration 4,016.5619 milliseconds are different
clocks. The validated unique receipt is
.tmp/cross-platform-quality-final-owner-evidence/Configurator.Desktop-linux-x64-final-full-desktop-20261027.json;
it records 222 passed, zero failed/skipped, empty diagnostics and unmeasured
coverage. The six-case file is not cited as a full-suite report. The reviewer
did not rerun checks; its original evidence limit remains historical in
.omo/evidence/cross-platform-quality-promoted-gate-review.md.
Owner commands use dotnet test --project tests/Configurator.<Owner>.Tests/Configurator.<Owner>.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --verbosity quiet -- --minimum-expected-tests 1.
Desktop concurrency was restricted to one test. The final Architecture command ran
after all publications, not against a historical package. Focused compiled
boundary controls passed 26/26; forbidden-edge mutation controls demonstrate
rejection, including the existing static host's empty first-party set.
The native acquisition post-correction mutation removed worker dispatch and
caused four open/stat failures with two read cases passing; exact restoration
passed 6/6 in 790 ms. This is not historical pre-fix Red.
Actual dynamic coverage retained the complete current Core 150 and Presentation
167 suites: Core 3,223/3,815 class-line entries and 2,745/3,687 branches;
Presentation 1,699/1,771 and 1,192/1,346. Safe owner/run JSON resides in the
local phase12-safe temporary evidence directory. The Testing anchor
records the installed legacy libxml2.so.2 collector prerequisite and exact
dynamic settings. No test, compiled guard or warning was excluded. Ordinary
owner passes are not coverage evidence; these measured runs are. Later CLI
work changed no Core/Presentation product source. No global threshold or
mutation score is claimed.
Serial PublishConfigurator runs for cli, terminal and desktop with
ConfiguratorRid=linux-x64 exited 0. Serial PublishConfiguratorBrowser
published the separate Store root, default Store root, then default store-free
root; the final package suite checked stale-asset removal. Source-owned command
schema and all three ratchets passed their native freshness checks.
The current CLI validator executed all five cohorts successfully: schema freshness, doctor, help, read-only validation and protected-create/conflict. Its self-test accepted two and rejected 42 hostile envelopes. CI uses this same tool for every configured native CLI lane and the Linux package gate; remote matrix results remain unexecuted here. Package identities are SHA-256:
| Final payload | Identity |
|---|---|
| CLI executable | 9d41dd6e5f214f82ec87043eb9c9e41fe8c640c6f7a90619d865f3917b2d72c8 |
| CLI package contract | cdedc5af534fdf0789cd03ebc2d68ad96c30c4dc14a178621c4335f92ff90259 |
| Packaged/current command schema | 89c955bce60411c1ce30396a5070e141cc44fbe585cf8d4003780d7099db7e41 |
| Terminal executable | 530b3b427fd40aed155562ea53292abaeffa2c30f34cc40886279a65532a90f5 |
| Desktop executable | 86826ae305c2f9257b9fa3bc31e20bfa005a0959b208d30873340bf11332d01f |
| Final Browser asset manifest | 15797408fb996080919609817563dedaea58407a3021b85e903b9793a899d116 |
| Scenario | Observed result and local artifact |
|---|---|
| Browser exact registration and mandatory denied/rejected/retry initialization | Passed actual published cohorts; .tmp/cross-platform-quality-browser-registration/qualification.json and cross-platform-quality-browser-policy/qualification.json |
| Actual native reconnect, public admission, active-custody denial and listener release | Passed without internal reload; .tmp/cross-platform-quality-browser-connectivity/qualification.json |
| Shipped export module late-open denial, held-copy revocation and metadata reclamation | 200 cycles, peak 1/final 0 entries; .tmp/cross-platform-quality-browser-export/qualification.json |
| Single-pass drafts, complete rejection, retry/reveal/clear and deliberate download | Three redacted incomplete drafts; complete rejection yields zero outputs; independently validated JSON download 82 bytes, digest 87bb6f312597ca2d42c011e8fada46266e5df7572e30c243048364064a563595; .tmp/cross-platform-quality-browser-adoption/qualification.json |
| Final Browser package at fresh loopback origin 5199 | Three incomplete/redacted drafts and immediate clear; disabled answer fieldset; no horizontal overflow at 1440x900/390x844; directly inspected session images and .tmp/cross-platform-quality-final-surfaces/qualification.json |
| Published Terminal correction/clear/keyboard close | Final 110x36 PTY retained rejected public correction across experience change; clear status observed; Tab/Enter close exits 4 because no save occurred. Earlier protected draft/disclosure/resize cohort retains its own identity in .tmp/cross-platform-quality-terminal-drafts/qualification.json |
| Final real X11 lifetime/editing/close guards | All 18 required names completed; 7,669.0392 ms; .tmp/cross-platform-quality-final-native/en/qualification.json; normal/minimum light/dark captures inspected. Earlier separate en/ar runs establish exact touched resources, not whole translation |
| Published Desktop keyboard intake/edit/close | Local synthetic definition loaded via Tab/Enter, rejected leaf retained with its diagnostic and untouched sibling; ordinary close exits 0. .tmp/cross-platform-quality-final-desktop/{start,loaded,invalid-leaf}.png |
The final X11 command built tests/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost/Configurator.Desktop.NativeHost.csproj
in Release, then ran it with CONFIGURATOR_NATIVE_UI_CULTURE=en,
--expected-rid linux-x64 --minimum-expected-checks 18 --capture-directory "$PWD/.tmp/cross-platform-quality-final-native/en".
The required-name set, not the minimum alone, determines success.
Earlier Browser semantic cohorts bind asset manifest
14ee82b9ea6b6c09c7c4da91bd83a0c62ef737b0fd368d6df034d1978b0ec314;
the final smoke supplements those unchanged-source passes without relabelling
their identity. A stale origin's pinned worker and an initial download oracle
failure caused by appending to a default remain recorded. Correcting the origin
and selecting/replacing the synthetic input fixed the qualification setup, not
the product. Early DOM clear proves immediate denial, not settled worker custody.
All task-owned views, static host and native apps were closed afterward.
Safe evidence self-tests, action pins and dependency closure remain separate engineering checks. Final AgentWorkflow2/2 and ReleaseEngineering468/468 passed, and the evidence sanitizer passed all18 synthetic vectors. Action pins11 and dependency policy95 closure pairs passed without changing action/dependency versions. No raw answer/download content was copied into reports. Unqualified duties remain explicit: full responsive preparation and compound roots, aggregate registry budgets, captured CLI handles/root exclusion, the Core directory-I/O exception, complete Terminal viewport/locale/AT, wider Desktop accessibility, other native hosts/installers, remote CI and first-party publication authority. No broad performance, accessibility, erasure or whole-product certification follows from these scoped passes.
The 2026-10-09 readiness work recorded 64 Desktop MTP passes, 26 real native protected-artifact passes and thirteen named Linux x64/X11 NativeHost passes. The native executable has strict RID/backend/count/timeout guards; missing display or incomplete results reject qualification. Headless and native-host checks are distinct from actual published application proof.
The 2026-10-11 MVVM refactor retained all original 67 desktop cases and expanded the owner suite to 173 passes. Native qualification again passed all thirteen checks, including Event one/two/three-tenant projections, real create-only writes, conflicts, recovery and close-time disposal. Forty-one architecture cases, solution Release compilation, locked restore and non-mutating solution formatting also passed. Shared-output Avalonia builds ran serially after a parallel build exposed PDB file contention.
Synthetic visual inspection covered sixteen loaded/edited top/footer captures: 960x800 and 600x540, light/dark themes. The native harness subscribes to resize and animation-frame signals rather than sleeps. Inspection fixed collapsed minimum-size form space and default artifact selection lost during two-way choice replacement. These source-harness captures do not establish manual dialog, assistive-technology, additional-platform or newly published-payload qualification. See desktop verification.
Published-app isolation uses Bubblewrap with a new network namespace, a clean
operator home, no mounted source/NuGet tree and a masked /usr/share/dotnet.
The single-file executable uses its embedded runtime, system native libraries,
Xvfb's local X11 socket, distro font cache and software rendering. A first
over-minimal graphics environment aborted; supplying its native font/graphics
prerequisites allowed startup. This qualifies only that observed environment,
not all Linux desktop backends. Synthetic operator output remains outside shared
evidence; capture only value-free outcomes and public source/payload identities.
The task evidence under .omo/evidence/20261009-desktop-cross-platform-packaging/
contains exact commands/counts, inventories, reviews and unrun limits. Partial
isolated-app checks and automated GTK interaction do not replace the complete
published workflow, physical keyboard/scaling or assistive-technology proof.
Readiness stays unqualified until all required evidence is present. No installer,
Windows/macOS qualification, signing, promotion or publication was performed.
The project map owns project commands and package preconditions.
TESTING.md maps all product and engineering suites.
Use dotnet test --project <affected-test-project.csproj> --configuration Release
with actual paths, not a solution-level run or an absent source-system owner.
AI-agent workflow rules are not runtime operations. Keep them in AGENTS.md and the context-engineering contract so adopters do not have to scan agent tooling while using the utility.
The read-only eng/agent-workflow guard owns no state and never executes Git.
Use validate-intents .agents/contract/intents.yaml for YAML syntax and
validate-commit -- git commit ... -- <literal-files> to reject broad commit
pathspecs. Validation is not authorization to commit.
dotnet run --project eng/agent-workflow/src/Configurator.AgentWorkflow/Configurator.AgentWorkflow.csproj --configuration Release -- \
validate-intents .agents/contract/intents.yaml
dotnet run --project eng/agent-workflow/src/Configurator.AgentWorkflow/Configurator.AgentWorkflow.csproj --configuration Release -- \
validate-commit -- git commit --only -m "message" -- src/ExactFile.cs docs/ExactFile.mdThe literal file examples illustrate validation grammar, not actual product paths to stage. Select only owned paths when committing is explicitly authorized. Never switch the shared checkout, create a worktree or alter another contributor's changes contrary to the current task.
ReleaseEngineering separately validates commit syntax, immutable Change-Ids and local release evidence. See its operating instructions. No credentials, Event signer lists or machine MCP settings are transfer inputs.