lore: lore/implementation-loop/issue-1648 - #1693
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…d central (#1648) Add two acceptance tests that exercise the harness's `claimAs` / `pause` seam for the first time — proving the full registry → claim → walk path on the real blueprint. Before this, all implementation-loop acceptance tests used `completeAgentNode` directly, bypassing `mayClaim`. The tests show: - satellite claims every node through the real gate when central is paused (no validate node means node:agent is all it needs, FR2 fix) - paused central returns null from the claim gate, not an error Link both tests to the spec statement at running-stations-in-any-k8s-cluster spec.md lines 314-319 ("acceptance tier spans registry → claim → walk → reaper on the real implementation-loop blueprint"). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
🔍 Lore Spec Impact — advisoryThis PR touches 11 statement(s) across 3 spec(s), and 1 of them has validating tests this PR does not change. Feature Specification: Running Stations in Any Kubernetes Cluster · 1 statement(s)
FR3 — Claim-based dispatch only its test links changed — the statement text itself is unchanged
validated by Weaker signals (10) — linked by a spec, not proven by a test runFeature Specification: Dark Factory Mode · 1 statement(s)
FR6 — Assembly line identity
validated by Feature Specification: Implementation Loop · 9 statement(s)
FR2 — The loop is a driver, not a cyclic assembly line
validated by FR3 — The assembly line definition
validated by FR3 — The assembly line definition
validated by FR3 — The assembly line definition
validated by FR3 — The assembly line definition
validated by FR3 — The assembly line definition
validated by FR4 — Waiting on the pull request
validated by FR4 — Waiting on the pull request
validated by FR8 — Blocked tickets never stall the loop
validated by 1 new statement(s) have no test link yet. Deterministic · graph @ |
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Lore implementation-loop run failed (failed — node "tdd-round" failed: BackoffLimitExceeded: Job has reached the specified backoff limit — The pod died rather than the work failing — a crash, an OOM, an eviction, or a Job deadline. Re-running is the right response; check pod events if it repeats.) — d34bf9fb-cc94-41fe-96b2-b19764363ab9. |
Opened by the Lore assembly line from
lore/implementation-loop/issue-1648.Closes #1648
Lore-Task: f140a166-0d75-485b-8bf8-cf5464e50b78