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Updates Atlas model provider/version records from the daily model-provider release check.

Artifacts:

  • artifacts/model-provider-tracker/summary.json

Verification:

  • npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas

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Adversarial Review Decision: Changes required

I found one blocker that should be fixed before merge.

Blocker: lifecycle/EOL fields do not match the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 stores:

  • lifecycleStatus: legacy
  • endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The current Atlas ModelVersion schema documents lifecycleStatus as enum<preview,ga,deprecated,eol> and the canonical EOL field as eolDate, not endOfLifeDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99, packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137, packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:520, packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:529).

That breaks the core acceptance criterion from #1655: EOL metadata must be queryable so downstream model selectors can avoid recommending Nova Premier after September 14, 2026. Consumers that filter documented lifecycle values or read eolDate will miss this record.

Please either:

  1. Map AWS Bedrock Legacy to the existing schema, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated plus eolDate: '2026-09-14', preserving the vendor term in notes/claims; or
  2. Intentionally extend the ModelVersion schema, docs, validators, and query tests to support legacy and/or endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query coverage

The PR adds graph/evidence YAML and the tracker summary, but no targeted test or testable claim proves that model:amazon-nova-premier@current is returned by provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and EOL queries. I verified npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas exits 0 on the PR head, but that build still accepts the schema mismatch above, so it is not enough coverage for the issue acceptance criteria.

Please add a focused Atlas catalog/index test or claim that checks the model is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capabilities, and the canonical lifecycle/EOL fields.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium

  • Risk: downstream model selectors may continue recommending Nova Premier after its intended EOL because the date is stored in a non-schema field and lifecycle status uses an undocumented value.
    Mitigation: align the graph record with canonical lifecycleStatus/eolDate semantics and add a targeted query test before merge.

  • Risk: schema drift can spread because the current Atlas build accepts undocumented lifecycle values and fields.
    Mitigation: either use the existing schema or extend schema/docs/validation deliberately in the same PR.

QA: I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for this PR, but run 31138596804 remained queued through the review polling window, so QA is inconclusive. Local Atlas build on the PR head passed; broader validate:edges and claims:run still report existing repository-wide failures and did not provide a clean targeted pass.

Note: GitHub would not allow this bot account to submit a formal request-changes review on its own PR, so this is posted as a PR comment.

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Live-stack QA

Result: pending / timed out waiting.

The adversarial QA live-stack workflow was dispatched, but the 20 minute polling window elapsed while the workflow was still in_progress.

Run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31138532383

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode
codex foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla
gemini google-gemini31 ni vanilla
codex google-gemini31 interactive bp predefined
claude foundry-gpt55 bridged-hooks bp predefined

Current job snapshot at timeout

Job Status Conclusion
Build All in_progress
Compute Matrix completed success

Overall verdict: not passed yet. The workflow was still running when QA polling timed out; use the run link above for the final GitHub Actions result.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31138552052

The Babysitter QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All in_progress pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla predefined true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla predefined true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph model/provider metadata and evidence records, so this focused adversarial QA matrix covers graph-consuming adapters across multiple providers, vanilla adapter paths, BP process creation, and bridged hook behavior without running the full cross-product.

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I found one blocker that prevents this from satisfying issue #1655, plus a missing verification gap.

Blocker: lifecycle/EOL fields do not match the Atlas ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32

The new model record sets:

  • lifecycleStatus: legacy
  • endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

That does not line up with the declared ModelVersion schema. packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml defines lifecycleStatus as enum<preview,ga,deprecated,eol> and the EOL field as eolDate. Existing EOL model records also use eolDate, not endOfLifeDate.

Issue #1655 called out this exact nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add raw Legacy unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended. As written, consumers that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's September 14, 2026 EOL date, so the acceptance criterion that EOL metadata is queryable is not met.

Please either:

  • map AWS Legacy to a schema-compatible representation, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated, an appropriate deprecationDate / lifecycleStatusChangedAt, and eolDate: '2026-09-14', while preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims; or
  • intentionally extend the schema, validation, docs, and query surfaces to support legacy and endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32

The PR body only lists npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas. Issue #1655 asks for the model to appear in provider, family, capability, and lifecycle queries, and for EOL metadata to be queryable. A package build can pass while this data is still stored under a non-queryable field name.

Please add or update targeted Atlas catalog/contract/claim tests that prove model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable through provider/family/capability/lifecycle surfaces and exposes the expected EOL metadata.

QA

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 / PR #1659. The wrapper workflow completed, but its nested QA report did not produce a passed verdict: the live-stack GitHub Actions run was still in_progress at the nested process timeout and the posted QA verdict was pending / not passed yet.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium

  • Risk: lifecycle/EOL metadata is silently invisible to downstream model selectors because the PR uses non-schema lifecycle and EOL field names.
    Mitigation: before merge, map AWS Legacy into the existing schema or intentionally extend the schema, then add a targeted query/contract test for Nova Premier EOL visibility.

  • Risk: downstream selectors could continue recommending Nova Premier after its published EOL date.
    Mitigation: make eolDate: '2026-09-14' queryable and verify the catalog/selector surfaces consume it.

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Blocking this for two schema/lifecycle issues in the new Nova Premier record, plus QA is not in a mergeable state yet.

  1. packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 uses lifecycleStatus: legacy, but the ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml. This misses the issue's acceptance criterion that lifecycle metadata be queryable by downstream selectors. Please represent the state with the existing schema, or intentionally extend the schema/validators before using legacy.

  2. packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 stores the retirement date as endOfLifeDate, but the schema field is eolDate, and existing model records use eolDate. Schema-aware lifecycle queries will miss the September 14, 2026 EOL date as written. Please rename this to eolDate and make sure the lifecycle/deprecation/EOL fields satisfy the schema invariants.

  3. packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32-34 should get a guardrail if one exists for Atlas graph validation. I ran npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas in an isolated PR worktree and it exited 0 even with the invalid enum/custom field, so this class of mistake can currently slip through the build.

QA notes:

  • Existing CI has Docs QA failing on docs:freshness for two stale generated docs.
  • I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml as run 31138597845; it was still in progress at the review process timeout, so QA is inconclusive rather than passed.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream Atlas consumers may not see Nova Premier's scheduled EOL and could continue recommending it after retirement. Mitigation: fix lifecycle fields to schema-supported lifecycleStatus/eolDate, then rerun the Atlas build and any graph query validation available.
  • Risk: the generated index can include semantically invalid graph data because the build does not fail on this lifecycle mismatch. Mitigation: add or tighten schema validation for unknown ModelVersion attributes and lifecycle enum values.
  • Risk: merging with red/inconclusive QA bypasses the repo's quality gates. Mitigation: clear Docs QA and let the dispatched QA run complete, or rerun after the data fix.

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Live-stack QA

Result: inconclusive. Live-stack run https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31139388806 was still in_progress after the predefined QA process's 20-minute polling window.

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All in_progress pending

Tested matrix:

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 interactive bp predefined true
codex foundry-gpt55 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true

QA note: this matrix exercises affected catalog-consuming harness/plugin paths, but it does not prove the Atlas graph lifecycle/EOL queryability requirement for model:amazon-nova-premier@current. The adversarial review concern remains targeted Atlas coverage: build/index plus provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and canonical EOL queries for that model record.

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Live-stack QA

Result: inconclusive. Dispatched live-stack run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31139377113

The workflow was still in_progress after the 20-minute polling window, so there is no completed live-stack pass/fail verdict yet.

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All in_progress pending

Matrix tested:

[
  {"agent":"codex","model":"google-gemini31","mode":"interactive","install":"bp","live":true,"process_mode":"predefined"},
  {"agent":"codex","model":"google-gemini31","mode":"interactive","install":"bp","live":true,"process_mode":"create"},
  {"agent":"claude","model":"foundry-gpt55","mode":"bridged-hooks","install":"bp","live":true,"process_mode":"predefined"},
  {"agent":"claude","model":"foundry-gpt55","mode":"ni","install":"vanilla","live":true}
]

Focus: Atlas build/index, lifecycle/EOL queryability for model:amazon-nova-premier@current, and catalog-consuming BP paths. The queued/in-progress workflow does not resolve the adversarial-review concern; follow up on the run result when it completes.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31139929920

The Babysitter QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Build All in_progress pending
Compute Matrix completed success

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider records, so this focused adversarial QA matrix samples graph-consuming execution across multiple providers and agents, plus BP predefined/create paths relevant to schema-consistent lifecycle/EOL queryability.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31139935214

The predefined Babysitter QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Build All in_progress pending
Compute Matrix completed success

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla predefined true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla predefined true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla predefined true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
hermes foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider records rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial QA matrix covers multiple graph-consuming adapters and provider translations, including Google, Foundry, and Anthropic provider paths; vanilla NI catches raw adapter/model-catalog compatibility; bridged-interactive exercises transport-adapter interaction; BP bridged-hooks/predefined and BP interactive/create cover plugin-mediated predefined and process-authoring flows that may read Atlas model/provider metadata. The selection targets schema-consistent lifecycle/EOL queryability risk without running the full cross-product.

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I found two blockers in the new Nova Premier graph record. As written, the PR does not satisfy issue #1655's lifecycle/EOL queryability acceptance criteria.

Blocker: unsupported lifecycle status

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

But packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-100 defines lifecycleStatus as enum<preview,ga,deprecated,eol>. Schema-aware lifecycle queries and consumers filtering documented values may skip or mishandle this model.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy to an existing Atlas lifecycle value, preserving the vendor term in notes/claims, or intentionally extend the schema, docs, validators, and query tests to support legacy.

Blocker: EOL date uses a non-canonical field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 stores:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The canonical ModelVersion field is eolDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139). Downstream selectors that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's September 14, 2026 EOL date, so they may continue recommending it after retirement.

Please rename this to eolDate: '2026-09-14' and make sure the selected lifecycle status satisfies the schema invariants.

Major: missing targeted query coverage

The PR body lists only npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas. That is not enough for issue #1655, which requires the model to appear in provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and EOL queries. The build can pass while lifecycle/EOL data remains non-queryable.

Please add a focused Atlas catalog/index/contract or claim validation proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable through provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capabilities, lifecycle queries, and canonical eolDate.

QA

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 / PR #1659 as run 31230601194. It remained in progress during review polling, and additional QA dispatch runs appeared queued/in progress. No completed passing QA verdict was available, so QA is inconclusive/not passed.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream model selectors may continue recommending Amazon Nova Premier after September 14, 2026 because the EOL date is not stored as canonical eolDate. Mitigation: store the retirement date as eolDate and verify the selector/catalog query surface reads it before merge.
  • Risk: lifecycle queries may omit or mishandle the model because legacy is outside the documented lifecycle enum. Mitigation: map vendor Legacy into existing Atlas lifecycle semantics or extend the schema/docs/validation deliberately in this PR.
  • Risk: schema drift may spread because the Atlas build appears insufficient to reject undocumented lifecycle values or fields. Mitigation: add or tighten validation for ModelVersion attributes and lifecycle enum values.

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I found two blockers in the new Nova Premier graph record, plus missing targeted coverage. QA is also not in a passed state.

Blocker: lifecycleStatus uses a value outside the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99 and the mirrored docs in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:520. Issue #1655 explicitly called out this nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add raw legacy unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended.

As written, lifecycle-filtered catalog queries and downstream selectors can miss or misclassify Nova Premier. Please either map AWS Legacy into the existing schema, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated with the vendor term preserved in notes/evidence, or extend the schema, docs, validators, and query tests in this PR.

Blocker: EOL date is stored in a non-schema field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 stores:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The schema field is eolDate, defined in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137. The schema invariants also refer to eolDate, not endOfLifeDate.

This breaks the issue acceptance criterion that EOL metadata be queryable so downstream model selectors can avoid recommending Nova Premier after September 14, 2026. Schema-aware consumers reading eolDate will not see this retirement date. Please rename this to eolDate and satisfy the lifecycle invariants, or deliberately add support for endOfLifeDate across schema, validation, docs, and query surfaces.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51 records lifecycle as a text value, legacy; EOL 2026-09-14, but the PR does not add a targeted test or claim proving the canonical query surfaces work.

Issue #1655 asks for provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and EOL queryability. A broad Atlas build is not enough here, because the current record can still use a non-schema lifecycle value and non-queryable EOL field. Please add focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage for model:amazon-nova-premier@current through provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capabilities, lifecycleStatus, and eolDate.

Major: QA is not passed

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for PR #1659 as run 31230622863. The wrapper job remained in progress in the trigger adapter step through the polling window, so there is no completed passing QA verdict for this review. Current PR checks also show Docs QA failing.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium

  • Risk: downstream model selectors may continue recommending Nova Premier after its published EOL because the date is stored under endOfLifeDate instead of canonical eolDate.
    Mitigation: before merge, use eolDate: '2026-09-14' and add targeted query coverage for EOL visibility.

  • Risk: lifecycle queries may omit or misclassify Nova Premier because legacy is outside the documented lifecycle enum.
    Mitigation: map AWS Legacy into the existing lifecycle enum, or intentionally extend schema/docs/validators/tests for legacy in this PR.

  • Risk: this class of schema drift can recur if graph validation accepts unknown ModelVersion fields and enum values.
    Mitigation: add or tighten validation so unknown ModelVersion attributes and invalid lifecycle values fail CI.

Local verification notes: in this checkout, npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas stopped before semantic validation because tsx is not installed, and npm run test:atlas-catalog-contracts stopped before tests ran because @testing-library/react is missing. Those local dependency failures do not change the schema mismatch above, which is visible directly in the changed files and schema.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230749487

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Build All in_progress pending
Compute Matrix completed success

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph model/provider metadata, claims, evidence, and generated provider summary data. The adversarial risk is schema/query visibility for lifecycle and EOL metadata, so this focused matrix samples catalog-consuming execution across multiple providers and agents, includes raw vanilla adapter paths, and includes BP predefined plus create flows that may exercise plugin/process paths reading model/provider catalog data.

QA note: this live-stack timeout does not resolve the adversarial review concern around targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL queryability for model:amazon-nova-premier@current.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230754456

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All in_progress pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla predefined true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla predefined true
gemini foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla predefined true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas model/provider graph metadata and catalog evidence rather than one adapter. This adversarial matrix samples multiple provider translations and graph-consuming adapters via vanilla NI paths, then exercises BP predefined bridged-hooks and BP create mode because plugin/process paths may consume catalog metadata. The run being still in progress does not resolve the lifecycle/EOL queryability concerns from adversarial review.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230780519

The predefined Babysitter QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Build All in_progress pending
Compute Matrix completed success

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider records and evidence/claims, so this focused adversarial QA matrix samples graph-consuming adapter paths across Google and Foundry providers, vanilla NI/bridged adapter modes, and BP predefined/create paths. The live-stack timeout does not resolve the adversarial-review concern; follow up on the run result after GitHub Actions completes.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230788314

The predefined Babysitter QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All in_progress pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
hermes foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata and was run for adversarial review. This focused matrix covers Google, Foundry, and Anthropic provider paths through raw adapters; bridged-interactive transport behavior; and BP/plugin flows with predefined bridged-hooks and create-mode interactive runs. Live-stack does not replace targeted Atlas graph lifecycle/EOL query tests for model:amazon-nova-premier@current.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230803034

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Build All in_progress pending
Compute Matrix completed success

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, catalog claims, and evidence records. This focused adversarial QA matrix samples graph-consuming adapter paths across Google, Anthropic, and Foundry-backed models, plus BP predefined/create and bridged-hooks paths that may read model/provider metadata. The timed-out workflow does not prove the Atlas lifecycle/EOL queryability concerns have been resolved.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230810847

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All in_progress pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex foundry-gpt55 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude google-gemini31 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas model/provider graph metadata, evidence, claims, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial QA matrix samples vanilla adapter/model-catalog compatibility across Google, Anthropic, and Foundry-backed paths, then adds BP predefined bridged-hooks and BP create interactive scenarios to exercise plugin-mediated process execution paths that may consume provider/model metadata. It avoids the full cross-product while targeting the lifecycle/EOL queryability risk identified in review.

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I found one blocker that prevents this PR from satisfying issue #1655, plus a missing verification gap. QA is also not in a completed passing state.

Blocker: lifecycle/EOL fields do not match the Atlas ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32-34

The new model record sets:

  • lifecycleStatus: legacy
  • endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

Atlas currently documents ModelVersion.lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol and the canonical end-of-life field as eolDate in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-103 and packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139. The same contract is repeated in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:520-529.

Issue #1655 called out this exact nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add a raw Legacy value unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended. As written, consumers that query canonical eolDate or documented lifecycle enum values can miss Nova Premier's September 14, 2026 EOL metadata, so the acceptance criterion that EOL metadata is queryable is not met.

Please either:

  • map AWS Legacy into the existing schema, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated plus eolDate: '2026-09-14', while preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims; or
  • intentionally extend the ModelVersion schema, docs, validators, and query/contract tests to support legacy and/or endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51-58

The PR body lists only npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas. Issue #1655 requires the model to appear in provider, family, capability, and lifecycle queries, and for EOL metadata to be queryable. A package build can pass while data is stored under a non-queryable field name.

Please add or update focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable through provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the relevant capability edges, lifecycle status, and canonical EOL metadata.

QA

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 / PR #1659. The wrapper run completed, but the nested live-stack QA result was timed out/inconclusive: Compute Matrix passed while Build All was still in_progress after the polling window. This is not a completed passing QA verdict.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream model selectors may not see Nova Premier's scheduled EOL and may keep recommending it after September 14, 2026. Mitigation: align lifecycle/EOL fields with the existing schema or deliberately extend the schema/query surfaces, then add targeted query coverage before merge.
  • Risk: lifecycle schema drift can spread because the build appears insufficient to reject unsupported ModelVersion attributes or enum values. Mitigation: add or tighten validation so unknown ModelVersion attributes and unsupported lifecycle statuses fail deterministically.
  • Risk: merging with inconclusive live-stack QA and missing targeted Atlas query tests leaves the issue acceptance criteria unproven. Mitigation: rerun QA after the data fix and require a targeted Atlas catalog/contract pass.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230870308

The predefined Babysitter QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Build All in_progress pending
Compute Matrix completed success

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata rather than one harness. The vanilla NI rows sample graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Foundry, and Anthropic provider paths. The BP predefined bridged-hooks row exercises plugin-mediated predefined process execution and hook bridging, and the BP interactive/create row exercises process creation against the model/provider catalog path. This is focused adversarial coverage without running the full cross-product.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out waiting for completion.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31230879374

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at timeout, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All in_progress pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider records, so this focused adversarial QA matrix samples graph-consuming execution across multiple providers and agents, plus BP predefined/create paths and bridged hooks relevant to catalog/schema lifecycle and EOL queryability risk.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. The run was still in progress when QA polling timed out; use the run link for the final GitHub Actions result.

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Adversarial Review Decision: Changes required

I found one blocker that prevents this PR from satisfying issue #1655, plus a targeted coverage gap. QA was dispatched for this review run but did not produce a passing verdict.

Blocker: lifecycle/EOL fields do not match the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32-34 sets:

  • lifecycleStatus: legacy
  • endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol and the canonical EOL field as eolDate in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-139.

That breaks the core acceptance criterion from #1655: EOL metadata must be queryable so downstream model selectors can avoid recommending Nova Premier after September 14, 2026. Consumers that filter documented lifecycle values or read eolDate will miss this record.

Please either:

  1. Map AWS Bedrock Legacy to the existing schema, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated plus eolDate: '2026-09-14', preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims; or
  2. Intentionally extend the ModelVersion schema, docs, validators, and query tests to support legacy and/or endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

The PR adds graph/evidence YAML and the tracker summary, but no targeted test or testable claim proves that model:amazon-nova-premier@current is returned by provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and canonical EOL queries. A package build can pass while this data is still stored under a non-queryable field name.

Please add a focused Atlas catalog/index/contract test proving the model is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capabilities, lifecycle filters, and the canonical eolDate field.

QA

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for this review as run 31230729997. It remained in_progress through the polling window. At the final snapshot, job qa was still in step Run a5c-ai/babysitter/packages/adapters/triggers@staging, so QA is inconclusive and not a passing verdict.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium

  • Risk: downstream model selectors may continue recommending Nova Premier after its published EOL because the date is stored in a non-schema field and the lifecycle status uses an undocumented value.
    Mitigation: before merge, align the graph record with canonical lifecycleStatus/eolDate semantics and add targeted provider/family/capability/lifecycle/EOL query coverage.

  • Risk: schema drift can spread because the current graph validation path may accept undocumented lifecycle values and fields.
    Mitigation: either use the existing schema or intentionally extend schema/docs/validation in this PR; add a regression guardrail for unknown ModelVersion lifecycle fields.

  • Risk: merging with inconclusive QA bypasses the repo's quality gate for graph-consuming paths.
    Mitigation: rerun QA after the data/schema fix and wait for a completed pass.

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Live-stack QA

Result: inconclusive / not passed.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31286779974

The predefined QA process dispatched live-stack QA for adversarial review, but no completed passing verdict was available during the polling window. The run was last observed as queued at 2026-08-09T01:01:50Z; a subsequent status poll hit the GitHub API installation rate limit (remaining: 0, reset 2026-08-09T01:29:43Z).

Current result snapshot

Job Status Conclusion
Live Stack workflow queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, evidence, claims, and tracker output, so this adversarial matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog paths across Google and Foundry-backed providers, includes vanilla non-interactive and bridged adapter modes, and exercises BP plugin flows through predefined bridged-hooks plus create-mode interactive execution.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow up on the Actions run after it leaves the queue and completes.

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Live-stack QA

Result: inconclusive / not passed.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31286779056

The predefined QA process dispatched the live-stack workflow and polled it for the 20-minute window. The run remained queued through 19 successful one-minute polls. The final status check hit the GitHub REST API rate limit for this installation, with reset at 2026-08-09T01:29:43Z, so no completed live-stack verdict is available from this QA run.

Current result snapshot

Job Status Conclusion
Live Stack workflow queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true

Overall verdict: not passed yet. This QA run did not produce a successful live-stack completion. Follow up on the run after GitHub Actions starts/completes and the API quota resets.

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, catalog evidence, and provider/family records. This focused adversarial matrix samples multiple provider/model-catalog paths via vanilla agents, bridged adapter behavior, BP predefined bridged-hooks, and BP create mode without running the full cross-product.

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Live-stack QA

Result: inconclusive / not passed.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31286756632

The predefined QA process dispatched the live-stack workflow for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06, but the run remained queued throughout the 20-minute polling window. A final job snapshot was blocked by the GitHub installation API rate limit, so there is no completed passing verdict.

Current snapshot

Job Status Conclusion
Live Stack workflow queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, evidence, claims, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This adversarial matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Foundry, and Anthropic-backed paths; includes bridged transport behavior; and adds BP predefined/create paths that may consume catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for final status; this QA process did not observe a completed pass.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out queued / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31286768295

The predefined QA process dispatched the live-stack workflow for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06, but the run remained queued throughout the 20-minute polling window. The final status/job fetch hit the GitHub App installation API rate limit, so no job-level results were available. This is not a passing QA verdict.

Job results

Job Result
No jobs were available before timeout; workflow stayed queued.

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla predefined true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla predefined true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla predefined true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, claims/evidence, and tracker output rather than a single harness. The vanilla rows sample graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Foundry, and Anthropic provider paths. The bridged-interactive row exercises transport-adapter behavior against the catalog-backed Google path. The BP rows exercise plugin-mediated predefined/hooks and create-mode paths that may consume model/provider metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow up on the Actions run after it leaves the queue; this run does not resolve the Atlas lifecycle/EOL queryability concerns from adversarial review.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31286755839

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow was still in_progress at the last successful poll (2026-08-09T01:02:16Z). The final timeout job snapshot could not be fetched because GitHub returned an installation API rate limit error until 2026-08-09T01:29:43Z, so this is not a passing QA result and no final failure verdict is available yet.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Live Stack workflow in_progress pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas model/provider graph metadata rather than a single harness. This focused matrix samples Google, Anthropic, and Foundry-backed graph-consuming adapter paths through vanilla execution, then exercises BP predefined bridged-hooks and BP create interactive paths where plugin/process flows may consume provider/model catalog metadata. It is intentionally not a full cross-product and does not replace targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL query tests.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow up on the run result after GitHub Actions completes and after the Atlas lifecycle/EOL queryability concerns are covered by targeted Atlas tests.

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Adversarial Review Decision: Changes required

I found two blockers that prevent this PR from satisfying issue #1655, plus missing targeted coverage. QA was dispatched for this review run but did not produce a completed passing verdict.

Blocker: lifecycleStatus uses a value outside the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

But packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-103 defines lifecycleStatus as enum<preview,ga,deprecated,eol>. Issue #1655 explicitly called out this nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add a raw legacy value unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended.

As written, schema-aware lifecycle queries and consumers filtering documented values can omit or mishandle Nova Premier, so the lifecycle query acceptance criterion is not met.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy into the existing Atlas lifecycle schema, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated plus notes/evidence preserving the vendor term, or intentionally extend the lifecycle enum, docs, validation, and query tests in this PR.

Blocker: EOL date is stored in a non-canonical field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 sets:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The documented ModelVersion field is eolDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139). Downstream model selectors that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's retirement date, violating issue #1655's requirement that EOL metadata be queryable so selectors can avoid recommending the model after September 14, 2026.

Please use eolDate: '2026-09-14', or intentionally extend the schema and all query surfaces to support endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51-58 adds a lifecycle claim with value: legacy; EOL 2026-09-14, but the PR does not add targeted coverage proving the generated catalog/query surface exposes the model through provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and canonical EOL metadata.

The PR body lists only npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas. A build can pass while data is stored under a non-queryable field name, which is exactly the risk here. Please add focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capability edges, lifecycle filters, and canonical eolDate.

Major: QA is not in a passed state

Current PR checks show Docs QA failing. I also dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for this review as run 31286654911. It remained in_progress during the polling window; the last successful poll at 2026-08-09T01:02:35Z showed the job still in Run a5c-ai/babysitter/packages/adapters/triggers@staging. A later poll hit GitHub API rate limits, so no completed QA verdict was available. Treat QA as inconclusive/not passed.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream selectors may keep recommending Amazon Nova Premier after September 14, 2026 because the retirement date is stored under endOfLifeDate instead of canonical eolDate.
    Mitigation: before merge, store the date as eolDate and add targeted EOL query coverage.

  • Risk: lifecycle queries may omit or misclassify Nova Premier because legacy is outside the documented lifecycle enum.
    Mitigation: map AWS Legacy into the existing lifecycle enum, or intentionally extend schema/docs/validators/tests for legacy in this PR.

  • Risk: schema drift can recur if graph validation accepts unknown ModelVersion fields and unsupported lifecycle values.
    Mitigation: add or tighten validation so unsupported lifecycle enum values and unknown lifecycle/EOL fields fail deterministically.

  • Risk: merging with red Docs QA and inconclusive live-stack QA bypasses quality gates for graph-consuming paths.
    Mitigation: clear Docs QA and rerun or complete QA after the data/schema fix, or document why live-stack QA is not required for this graph-only PR.

Note: GitHub would not allow this bot account to submit a formal request-changes review on its own PR, so this review is posted as a PR comment.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31286779766

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict in that window. Last successful snapshot: Compute Matrix completed successfully and Build All was still queued. Polls at minutes 19 and 20 then hit the GitHub installation API rate limit, so no final Actions conclusion was available to this process.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini google-gemini31 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, claims, evidence, and tracker output rather than one harness. This focused adversarial matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Foundry, and Anthropic provider paths, exercises bridged-interactive transport behavior, and covers BP predefined bridged-hooks plus BP interactive/create paths.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for the eventual final result; this QA process did not observe a completed pass.

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Adversarial Review Decision: Changes required

I found one blocker that prevents this PR from satisfying issue #1655, plus a targeted coverage gap. QA was dispatched for this review run but did not produce a completed passing verdict.

Blocker: lifecycle/EOL fields do not match the Atlas ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32-34 sets:

  • lifecycleStatus: legacy
  • endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol and the canonical EOL field as eolDate in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-139. The same contract is repeated in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:520-529.

That breaks the core acceptance criterion from #1655: EOL metadata must be queryable so downstream model selectors can avoid recommending Nova Premier after September 14, 2026. Consumers that filter documented lifecycle values or read eolDate will miss this record.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy to the existing schema, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated plus eolDate: '2026-09-14', preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims; or intentionally extend the ModelVersion schema, docs, validators, and query tests to support legacy and/or endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:48-58 adds a lifecycle claim with value: legacy; EOL 2026-09-14, but the PR body only lists npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas. Issue #1655 requires the model to appear in provider, family, capability, and lifecycle queries, and for EOL metadata to be queryable. A package build can pass while this data is stored under a non-queryable field name.

Please add or update focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable through provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the relevant capability edges, lifecycle status, and canonical eolDate metadata.

QA

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 / PR #1659 as run 31286624389. It remained in_progress through the polling window. The last successful snapshot showed job qa still in step Run a5c-ai/babysitter/packages/adapters/triggers@staging; a later poll hit the GitHub installation API rate limit before any terminal status was available. This is inconclusive and not a passing QA verdict.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream model selectors may not see Nova Premier's scheduled EOL and may keep recommending it after September 14, 2026. Mitigation: align lifecycle/EOL fields with the existing schema or deliberately extend the schema/query surfaces, then add targeted query coverage before merge.
  • Risk: lifecycle schema drift can spread because validation appears insufficient to reject unsupported ModelVersion lifecycle values or non-canonical lifecycle/EOL fields. Mitigation: add or tighten validation so unknown ModelVersion attributes and unsupported lifecycle statuses fail deterministically.
  • Risk: merging with inconclusive QA and missing targeted Atlas query tests leaves the issue acceptance criteria unproven. Mitigation: rerun QA after the data/schema fix and require a targeted Atlas catalog/contract pass.

Note: GitHub rejected the formal --request-changes review submission with GraphQL: was submitted too quickly (addPullRequestReview), so this is posted as a PR comment.

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I found two blockers in the Nova Premier graph record, plus missing targeted coverage. QA was dispatched for this review but did not produce a passing verdict within the polling window.

Blocker: lifecycleStatus uses a value outside the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-103, and the mirrored docs in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:520 say the same thing. Issue #1655 explicitly called out this nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add raw legacy unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy into the existing Atlas lifecycle enum, preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims, or intentionally extend the schema, docs, validators, and query tests in this PR.

Blocker: EOL metadata is stored under a non-canonical field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 sets:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The canonical ModelVersion field is eolDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139, mirrored in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:529). Existing EOL records use eolDate; this PR is the only endOfLifeDate occurrence I found.

As written, downstream selectors that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's September 14, 2026 EOL date, so the issue acceptance criterion that EOL metadata be queryable is not met. Please use eolDate: '2026-09-14' and a schema-compatible lifecycle status, unless you intentionally extend all query/schema surfaces.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51-58 records a free-text lifecycle claim (legacy; EOL 2026-09-14), but it does not prove canonical lifecycle/EOL queryability. The PR body lists only npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas, while issue #1655 requires the model to appear in provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and EOL queries.

Please add focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capability edges, lifecycle filters, and canonical eolDate.

QA

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 / PR #1659 as run 31286644641. Polling showed the run moved from queued to in_progress, then remained in_progress through the review window. The final two polls hit a GitHub API rate limit, but no completed passing result was observed. This is inconclusive/not passed, not a successful QA verdict.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream selectors may continue recommending Nova Premier after September 14, 2026 because the retirement date is stored as endOfLifeDate instead of canonical eolDate.
    Mitigation: before merge, store the date as eolDate and add targeted catalog/query coverage.

  • Risk: lifecycle queries may skip or mishandle the record because legacy is outside the documented enum.
    Mitigation: map AWS Legacy into existing Atlas lifecycle semantics, or intentionally extend schema/docs/validators/tests for legacy in this PR.

  • Risk: this class of schema drift can recur if graph validation accepts unknown ModelVersion attributes and unsupported lifecycle enum values.
    Mitigation: add or tighten validation so invalid lifecycle values and unknown ModelVersion lifecycle fields fail deterministically.

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Live-stack QA

Result: inconclusive / still queued.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31286780799

The predefined QA process dispatched the adversarial live-stack matrix for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict during the polling window. Polling was also interrupted by a GitHub REST API rate limit; after reset, the latest snapshot still showed the workflow queued overall.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Build All completed success
Compute Matrix completed success
Live Stack (ubuntu-latest-l, bp/predefined, codex/gemini-3.5-flash, bridged-hooks) queued pending
Live Stack (ubuntu-latest-l, bp/create, claude-code/gpt-5.5, interactive) queued pending
Live Stack (ubuntu-latest-l, vanilla, gemini-cli/gpt-5.5, bridged-interactive) queued pending
Live Stack (ubuntu-latest-l, vanilla, hermes/gpt-5.5, non-interactive) queued pending
Live Stack (ubuntu-latest-l, vanilla, claude-code/claude-sonnet-4-6, non-interactive) queued pending
Live Stack (ubuntu-latest-l, vanilla, codex/gemini-3.5-flash, non-interactive) queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, claims, evidence, and tracker output rather than one harness. This matrix samples Google, Anthropic, Foundry-backed, and Hermes paths, plus BP predefined/create paths that may consume catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. The live-stack scenarios were still queued in the latest snapshot. This does not resolve the adversarial-review concern; targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL query coverage for model:amazon-nova-premier@current remains separate from live-stack.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345201500

The predefined QA process dispatched the adversarial live-stack matrix for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 and polled for 20 minutes. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict during that window; the final snapshot still showed the workflow queued overall.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, claims/evidence, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Anthropic, and Foundry-backed provider paths, plus BP predefined/create paths that may consume catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for the eventual final result; this QA process did not observe a completed pass.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / still queued.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345201501

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict in that window; the overall run was still queued at timeout.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, claims, evidence, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Anthropic, Foundry-backed, and Hermes paths, plus BP predefined/create paths that may consume catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for the eventual final result; this QA process did not observe a completed pass. This live-stack run also does not replace targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL query coverage for model:amazon-nova-premier@current.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345213235

The predefined QA process dispatched the adversarial live-stack matrix for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06, then waited 20 minutes. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict in that window; the final snapshot still showed the workflow queued overall.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas model/provider graph metadata, claims/evidence, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Anthropic, Foundry, and Hermes vanilla paths, then exercises plugin-mediated BP paths through predefined bridged-hooks and create interactive.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for the eventual final result; this QA process did not observe a completed pass. This live-stack QA also does not replace targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL query coverage for model:amazon-nova-premier@current.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345262648

The predefined QA process dispatched the adversarial live-stack matrix for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict during the polling window. Polls from 2026-08-10T00:44:58Z through 2026-08-10T01:04:10Z showed Compute Matrix completed successfully while Build All remained queued.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas model/provider graph metadata, claims, evidence, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial matrix samples Google, Anthropic, Foundry-backed, and Hermes graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog paths through vanilla execution, then covers BP predefined bridged-hooks and BP create interactive paths where plugin/process flows may consume provider/model catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. The live-stack scenarios did not reach execution in the polling window. This does not resolve the adversarial-review concern; targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL query coverage for model:amazon-nova-premier@current remains separate from live-stack.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345228583

The predefined QA process waited 20 minutes. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict in that window. The run remained queued; Compute Matrix completed successfully and Build All was still queued at timeout.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, evidence, claims, and model-provider tracker output rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Anthropic, Foundry-backed, and Hermes paths, covers raw vanilla non-interactive execution, includes bridged-interactive transport behavior, and exercises BP predefined bridged-hooks plus BP interactive/create flows where plugin/process code may consume catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for the eventual final result; this QA process did not observe a completed pass.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345248582

The predefined QA process dispatched the adversarial live-stack matrix for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 and waited 20 minutes. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict during the polling window; the latest snapshot still showed the workflow queued overall.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Compute Matrix completed success
Build All queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas graph/model-provider metadata, claims/evidence, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This matrix samples catalog-consuming behavior across Google, Anthropic, Foundry, and Hermes/adapter paths, includes bridged-interactive transport coverage, and covers BP predefined bridged-hooks plus BP create interactive flows that may read provider/model catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. This live-stack run does not resolve the adversarial-review concern; targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL query coverage for model:amazon-nova-premier@current remains separate from live-stack.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345255892

The predefined QA process dispatched the adversarial live-stack matrix for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06, then polled for 20 minutes. Every successful poll showed the workflow still queued; after the polling window, the final snapshot request hit the GitHub installation API rate limit at 2026-08-10T01:04:56Z. No completed passing verdict was observed.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Live Stack workflow queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas model/provider graph metadata, claims, evidence, and tracker output rather than a single harness. This matrix samples graph-consuming adapter/model-catalog behavior across Google, Anthropic, Foundry-backed, and Hermes paths, then exercises bridged-interactive transport behavior plus BP predefined/create paths that may consume catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for the eventual final result; this QA process did not observe a completed pass.

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Live-stack QA

Result: timed out / inconclusive.

GitHub Actions run: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/actions/runs/31345254080

The predefined QA process dispatched the adversarial live-stack matrix for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06. The workflow did not produce a completed passing verdict during the 20-minute polling window. The last observed status was queued; a final job snapshot request then hit the GitHub installation API rate limit at 2026-08-10 01:04:58 UTC.

Current jobs

Job Status Conclusion
Live Stack workflow queued pending

Matrix tested

Agent Model Mode Install Process mode Live
codex google-gemini31 ni vanilla - true
claude anthropic-sonnet46 ni vanilla - true
gemini foundry-gpt55 bridged-interactive vanilla - true
hermes foundry-gpt55 ni vanilla - true
codex google-gemini31 bridged-hooks bp predefined true
claude foundry-gpt55 interactive bp create true

Reasoning: PR #1659 changes Atlas model/provider graph metadata, claims, evidence, and generated tracker output rather than a single harness. This focused adversarial matrix samples Google, Anthropic, and Foundry-backed graph-consuming adapter paths through vanilla execution, includes bridged-interactive transport behavior, includes Hermes as an additional harness path, and covers BP predefined bridged-hooks plus BP interactive/create paths where plugin/process flows may consume provider/model catalog metadata.

Overall verdict: not passed yet. Follow the Actions run for the eventual final result; this QA process did not observe a completed pass. This live-stack run also does not replace targeted Atlas lifecycle/EOL query coverage for model:amazon-nova-premier@current.

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I found two blockers in the new Nova Premier graph record, plus missing targeted coverage. QA was dispatched for this review run but did not produce a completed passing verdict.

Blocker: lifecycleStatus uses a value outside the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-103, mirrored in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:520. Issue #1655 explicitly called out this nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add a raw legacy value unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended.

As written, schema-aware lifecycle queries and downstream selectors filtering documented values can omit or misclassify Nova Premier, so the lifecycle query acceptance criterion is not met.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy into an existing Atlas lifecycle value, for example lifecycleStatus: deprecated while preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims, or intentionally extend the lifecycle enum, docs, validation, and query tests in this PR.

Blocker: EOL metadata is stored under a non-canonical field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 sets:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The documented ModelVersion field is eolDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139, mirrored in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:529). Downstream model selectors that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's retirement date, violating issue #1655's requirement that EOL metadata be queryable so selectors can avoid recommending the model after September 14, 2026.

Please use eolDate: '2026-09-14' with a schema-compatible lifecycle status, or intentionally extend every schema/query surface to support endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51-52 records lifecycle as free text:

attribute: lifecycleStatus
value: legacy; EOL 2026-09-14

That does not prove canonical lifecycle/EOL queryability. The PR changes no test/spec files, and the PR body only lists npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas. A package build can pass while data is stored under fields that catalog/query consumers do not read.

Please add focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capability edges, lifecycle filters, and canonical eolDate.

Major: QA is not in a passing state

Current PR status includes Docs QA failing. I also dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for this review as Actions run 31345077175. It remained in_progress through 25 polls from 2026-08-10T00:40:25Z to 2026-08-10T01:04:36Z; a final attempt to fetch job details hit the GitHub installation API rate limit. No completed passing QA verdict was observed, so QA is inconclusive/not passed.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream model selectors may continue recommending Amazon Nova Premier after September 14, 2026 because the retirement date is stored as endOfLifeDate instead of canonical eolDate.
    Mitigation: before merge, store the date as eolDate and add targeted catalog/query coverage.

  • Risk: lifecycle queries may skip or mishandle the record because legacy is outside the documented enum.
    Mitigation: map AWS Legacy into existing Atlas lifecycle semantics, or intentionally extend schema/docs/validators/tests for legacy in this PR.

  • Risk: schema drift can recur if graph validation accepts unknown ModelVersion attributes and unsupported lifecycle enum values.
    Mitigation: add or tighten validation so invalid lifecycle values and unknown ModelVersion lifecycle fields fail deterministically.

  • Risk: merging with red Docs QA and inconclusive live-stack QA bypasses quality gates for graph-consuming paths.
    Mitigation: clear Docs QA and rerun or complete QA after the data/schema fix, or document why live-stack QA is not required for this graph-only PR.

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I found two blockers in the Nova Premier graph record, plus missing targeted coverage. QA was dispatched for this review but did not produce a passing verdict within the polling window.

Blocker: lifecycleStatus uses a value outside the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-103, and the mirrored docs in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md say the same thing. Issue #1655 explicitly called out this nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add raw legacy unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy into the existing Atlas lifecycle enum, preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims, or intentionally extend the schema, docs, validators, and query tests in this PR.

Blocker: EOL metadata is stored under a non-canonical field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 sets:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The canonical ModelVersion field is eolDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139). Existing EOL records and claims use eolDate; this PR is the only endOfLifeDate occurrence I found in the Atlas graph data.

As written, downstream selectors that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's September 14, 2026 EOL date, so the issue acceptance criterion that EOL metadata be queryable is not met. Please use eolDate: '2026-09-14' and a schema-compatible lifecycle status, unless you intentionally extend all query/schema surfaces.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51-52 records a free-text lifecycle claim (legacy; EOL 2026-09-14), but it does not prove canonical lifecycle/EOL queryability. The PR body lists only npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas, while issue #1655 requires the model to appear in provider, family, capability, and lifecycle queries.

Please add focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capability edges, lifecycle filters, and canonical eolDate.

Major: QA is not in a passed state

I dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for model-versions/daily-2026-08-06 / PR #1659 as run 31345079689. Polling observed the wrapper job in_progress from 2026-08-10T00:40:32Z through 2026-08-10T01:04:49Z, still in Run a5c-ai/babysitter/packages/adapters/triggers@staging. A final direct snapshot hit the GitHub installation API rate limit, so no completed passing QA verdict was available. Treat QA as inconclusive/not passed.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream selectors may continue recommending Nova Premier after September 14, 2026 because the retirement date is stored as endOfLifeDate instead of canonical eolDate.
    Mitigation: before merge, store the date as eolDate and add targeted catalog/query coverage.

  • Risk: lifecycle queries may skip or mishandle the record because legacy is outside the documented enum.
    Mitigation: map AWS Legacy into existing Atlas lifecycle semantics, or intentionally extend schema/docs/validators/tests for legacy in this PR.

  • Risk: this class of schema drift can recur if graph validation accepts unknown ModelVersion attributes and unsupported lifecycle enum values.
    Mitigation: add or tighten validation so invalid lifecycle values and unknown ModelVersion lifecycle fields fail deterministically.

  • Risk: merging with inconclusive QA and missing targeted Atlas query tests leaves issue Track Amazon Nova Premier lifecycle and EOL #1655 acceptance criteria unproven.
    Mitigation: rerun QA after the data/schema fix and require a targeted Atlas catalog/contract pass.

Note: GitHub rejected a formal request-changes review for this bot account with: GraphQL: Review Can not request changes on your own pull request (addPullRequestReview), so this is posted as a PR comment.

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Adversarial Review Decision: Changes required

I found two blockers in the Nova Premier graph record, plus missing targeted coverage. QA did not produce a completed passing verdict in this review run.

Blocker: lifecycleStatus uses a value outside the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-103. Issue #1655 explicitly called out this nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add raw legacy unless the schema, docs, validators, and query tests are intentionally extended.

As written, schema-aware lifecycle queries and consumers filtering documented values can omit or mishandle Nova Premier, so the lifecycle query acceptance criterion is not met.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy into the existing Atlas lifecycle enum, preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims, or intentionally extend the lifecycle enum and all query/validation surfaces in this PR.

Blocker: EOL metadata is stored under a non-canonical field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 sets:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The canonical ModelVersion field is eolDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139, mirrored in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:529). Existing EOL records use eolDate; downstream selectors that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's September 14, 2026 retirement date.

Please use eolDate: '2026-09-14' with a schema-compatible lifecycle status, unless this PR deliberately extends every schema/query surface to support endOfLifeDate.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51-58 records a free-text lifecycle claim (legacy; EOL 2026-09-14), but it does not prove canonical lifecycle/EOL queryability. The PR body lists only npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas, while issue #1655 requires the model to appear in provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and EOL queries.

Please add focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capability edges, lifecycle filters, and canonical eolDate.

Major: QA/checks are not passing

Current PR checks show Docs QA failing. I also dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for this review as run 31345099342; it moved to in_progress and remained inside Run a5c-ai/babysitter/packages/adapters/triggers@staging through the polling window. The final poll hit a GitHub installation API rate limit, so no completed passing QA verdict was observed.

Treat QA as inconclusive/not passed.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream selectors may continue recommending Amazon Nova Premier after September 14, 2026 because the retirement date is stored as endOfLifeDate instead of canonical eolDate.
    Mitigation: before merge, store the date as eolDate and add targeted catalog/query coverage.

  • Risk: lifecycle queries may skip or mishandle the record because legacy is outside the documented enum.
    Mitigation: map AWS Legacy into existing Atlas lifecycle semantics, or intentionally extend schema/docs/validators/tests for legacy in this PR.

  • Risk: this class of schema drift can recur if graph validation accepts unknown ModelVersion attributes and unsupported lifecycle enum values.
    Mitigation: add or tighten validation so invalid lifecycle values and unknown ModelVersion lifecycle fields fail deterministically.

  • Risk: merging with failing Docs QA and inconclusive live-stack QA bypasses repo quality gates.
    Mitigation: clear Docs QA and rerun/complete QA after the data/schema fix, or document why live-stack QA is not required for this graph-only PR.

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I found two blockers in the Nova Premier graph record, plus missing targeted coverage. QA was dispatched for this review run but did not produce a completed passing verdict.

Blocker: lifecycleStatus uses a value outside the ModelVersion schema

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:32 sets:

lifecycleStatus: legacy

The current ModelVersion schema defines lifecycleStatus as preview | ga | deprecated | eol in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:99-100, and the mirrored docs in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:520 say the same thing. Issue #1655 explicitly called out this nuance: AWS uses Legacy, but Atlas should not add raw legacy unless the schema/docs/tests are intentionally extended.

As written, schema-aware lifecycle queries and consumers filtering documented values can omit or mishandle Nova Premier, so the lifecycle query acceptance criterion is not met.

Please either map AWS Bedrock Legacy into the existing Atlas lifecycle enum, preserving the vendor term in notes/evidence/claims, or intentionally extend the schema, docs, validators, and query tests in this PR.

Blocker: EOL metadata is stored under a non-canonical field

packages/atlas/graph/compute/models/amazon-nova-premier.yaml:34 sets:

endOfLifeDate: '2026-09-14'

The canonical ModelVersion field is eolDate (packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/compute-path.yaml:137-139, mirrored in packages/atlas/graph/schema/node-kinds/agent-stack.md:529). Existing EOL records and claims use eolDate; this PR stores the retirement date in a field schema-aware consumers will not query.

As written, downstream selectors that query eolDate will not see Nova Premier's September 14, 2026 EOL date, so the issue acceptance criterion that EOL metadata be queryable is not met. Please use eolDate: '2026-09-14' and a schema-compatible lifecycle status, unless you intentionally extend all query/schema surfaces.

Major: missing targeted query/contract coverage

packages/atlas/graph/catalog-meta/claims/amazon-nova-premier-issue-1655.yaml:51-58 records a free-text lifecycle claim (legacy; EOL 2026-09-14), but it does not prove canonical lifecycle/EOL queryability. The PR body lists only npm run build --workspace=@a5c-ai/atlas, while issue #1655 requires the model to appear in provider, family, capability, lifecycle, and EOL queries.

Please add focused Atlas catalog/contract/claim coverage proving model:amazon-nova-premier@current is reachable from provider:aws-bedrock, model-family:amazon-nova-2, the listed capability edges, lifecycle filters, and canonical eolDate.

Major: QA is not in a passed state

Current PR checks show Docs QA failing. I also dispatched qa-dispatch.yml for this review as run 31345109068. It moved from queued to in_progress, then remained in the Run a5c-ai/babysitter/packages/adapters/triggers@staging step through the polling window. A later poll hit the GitHub installation API rate limit at 2026-08-10T01:05:20Z, so no completed passing QA verdict was observed. Treat QA as inconclusive/not passed.

Risk Assessment

Risk level: risk:medium.

  • Risk: downstream selectors may continue recommending Amazon Nova Premier after September 14, 2026 because the retirement date is stored as endOfLifeDate instead of canonical eolDate.
    Mitigation: before merge, store the date as eolDate and add targeted catalog/query coverage.

  • Risk: lifecycle queries may skip or mishandle the record because legacy is outside the documented enum.
    Mitigation: map AWS Legacy into existing Atlas lifecycle semantics, or intentionally extend schema/docs/validators/tests for legacy in this PR.

  • Risk: this class of schema drift can recur if graph validation accepts unknown ModelVersion attributes and unsupported lifecycle enum values.
    Mitigation: add or tighten validation so invalid lifecycle values and unknown ModelVersion lifecycle fields fail deterministically.

  • Risk: merging with failed Docs QA and inconclusive live-stack QA bypasses quality gates for graph-consuming paths.
    Mitigation: clear Docs QA and rerun or complete QA after the data/schema fix, or document why live-stack QA is not required for this graph-only PR.

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