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feat(flows): core lane on PRs and a feature map built around relay init - #2054
Replaces the Flows on PRs with checks of what relay init actually installs, and rebuilds the feature map around it. None of the 67 old Flows cases referenced the core, and the map named neither relay init nor crates/probe.
New core lane
tests/relayflows/core/ drives the built CLI, the real core and the local Relaycast server in a sandboxed home, through public surfaces only, so it should survive desktop's core replacing crates/probe.
init-parity: for each of the 7 tools, relay init --tools <tool> turns on that tool's route, writes what the tool reads, keeps the person's settings, leaves other tools alone, and --uninstall undoes it.
cursor-delivery: a DM reaches a running Cursor CLI session as the stop hook's followup_message, which wakes it.
grok-join: a session joins on its own through a leader the core proves from the kernel, and receives session/prompt. With no leader it stays off Relay.
A session here is a process that meets the contract the core discovers. No trust check is relaxed. The harness refuses to run outside a fresh temp home, builds its environment from nothing, seeds the analytics opt-out, and fails if the workspace isn't loopback or the core log names a hosted service.
Selection
The workflow runs on PRs again and picks from the new map. Everything runtime reaches the core lane, in one shard.
The core builds from source only when crates/probe changes; otherwise relay init installs the pinned release. Rust is set up only then.
All old lanes are manualOnly, reached with a manual dispatch through the manual-smoke profile. No old case was ported.
CI_LINUX_RUNNER now applies to these jobs.
Core-only PRs
detect-changes.yml, e2e-tests.yml, relayflow-pr-proof-broker.yml and rust-fmt-fix.yml skip broker and npm work when only crates/probe changed. protocol.rs still selects Node, because probe-core.test.ts reads it.
Feature map (v2.0)
New first categories: init, core, core-delivery.
broker, local-agents, local-workflows and node are status: legacy, and tier 2 now means local Relay from relay init. Fleet stays current at standard criticality, but its lane is manual.
The existing CLI and MCP entries are kept and re-ranked rather than retyped. 14 commands and tools it had missed are added, including agent rotate, observer and upload_file.
procedures.md, critical-paths.md, the verify skill, the guardian's tier label and the contract test are updated. Critical paths are renumbered.
Audit fixes
scripts/audit-feature-manifest.mjs couldn't finish (it walked into mounted products). It now skips those, and confirms a command is gone with --help before calling it stale. On this branch it reports MANIFEST_CLEAN.
Verified
Linux CI: the lane ran green on this PR, 2m35s from trigger to finish with the pinned core, and 3m38s with the core built from source (measured with a temporary touch of crates/probe, since reverted). Both include selection.
macOS arm64: all 11 scenarios pass against a source-built core and the pinned 15.0.7 release, the latter in 63s.
Mutations: three deliberate breaks each failed the right scenario: session unregistered before the send, leader not recording, wrong hook expected.
Other:targeted-feature-verification.test.ts, guardian tests and verify:cleanroom:validate pass, and the audit reports MANIFEST_CLEAN.
Linux CI found two things macOS hid. Codex needs its app-server to trust the hook, so RELAY_DESKTOP_CODEX points at a small stub that answers hooks/list from the real hooks.json. The runner is root, and the core refuses a Grok binding owned by root, so that scenario reruns as an ordinary user.
Not covered
Delivery to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi and Devin, and waking an idle Cursor editor window. The core requires a signature or install location a stub can't honestly meet, or these need more of the tool than relay init does, so they stay on cargo test in crates/probe and live checks.
--hosted, --interactive and attaching to a real desktop core.
Cleanroom runs use the pinned core, not a source build.
This lane isn't a required check. Whether it should block merges depends on how reliable it proves.
crates/probe is outside the Cargo workspace and reaches Node through the
pinned release, so broker, npm, E2E and Flows jobs cannot be affected by it.
The bridge protocol stays Node-affecting because probe-core.test.ts reads it.
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Walkthrough
The change updates the feature catalog and verification guidance for Relay core, adds sandboxed initialization and message-delivery scenarios, and changes targeted lane selection. CI workflows also adjust Probe path filters, job classification, runner selection, and Rust caching.
Changes: Relay core verification
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Summary
Define core features and verification .agentworkforce/features/manifest.yaml, .agentworkforce/features/critical-paths.md, .agentworkforce/features/verify/procedures.md, .claude/skills/verify-features.md, .agentworkforce/agents/relay-feature-guardian/*
The manifest advances to version 2.0 and adds initialization, core, delivery, and other feature entries. Verification guidance and critical paths describe core-based checks. Several broker-based categories are marked legacy.
The planner supports manual-only lanes and filters changed-file setup steps. The matrix adds a core lane and manual-smoke profile. Workflow dispatch enables manual lanes, and the workflow uses configurable Linux runners.
Exercise initialization and message delivery tests/relayflows/core/*
A sandbox harness and fake tools support initialization parity across seven tools, Cursor message delivery, and Grok session-joining scenarios. A script builds the Probe binary for the core lane.
Audit documented commands and feature contracts scripts/audit-feature-manifest.mjs
The audit treats mounted command groups as non-recursive leaves and checks command help before marking documented commands stale.
Route Probe changes across CI .github/workflows/detect-changes.yml, .github/workflows/e2e-tests.yml, .github/workflows/relayflow-pr-proof-broker.yml, .github/workflows/rust-fmt-fix.yml
Probe paths are excluded from selected workflow filters and Rust classification. The relay protocol path remains eligible for Node jobs.
Core verification can be blocked on runners without Cargo, and the updated verification guidance can send core changes through legacy broker checks. Resolve these verification-path issues before merging unless the reduced coverage is explicitly accepted.
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A rabbit checked the Relay trail, Then watched the sandbox launch and sail. Seven tools received their settings just right, While Cursor passed a message by night. Probe paths found their own CI flight.
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Summary
Adds a core test lane built around relay init and updates the feature map.
The core lane checks relay init across seven agent tools.
The core lane checks message delivery into running Cursor and Grok sessions.
Pull requests select the core lane while older Flows lanes run on request.
The feature map starts with init, the core, and delivery into sessions.
The feature audit skips mounted product trees and checks missing commands before flagging them.
Both earlier review concerns are addressed: selection no longer uses a moving nightly cutoff, and help failures now reach the audit’s exit-2 path. No new actionable issues were found.
Diagram
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flowchart TD
A[Changed files] --> B[Select checks]
B --> C[Build CLI]
C --> D{Core files changed?}
D -->|Yes| E[Build core from source]
D -->|No| F[Install pinned core]
E --> G[Run selected core scenarios]
F --> G
G --> H[Save evidence]
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The shards were most of a PR's jobs and allowed to fail, so they delayed
merges without gating them. Nightly runs cover the last day of main.
Also keep core-only changes out of the proof broker and Rust auto-format,
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Minor · Update the Fleet coverage claim, but keep the documentation-only statement. · README.md:29
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Update the Fleet coverage claim, but keep the documentation-only statement.
The workflow has only schedule and workflow_dispatch triggers. Therefore, “Documentation-only changes do not start the workflow” is accurate. The Fleet statement is stale because Fleet pull requests no longer start these contracts directly.
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-In particular, Fleet pull requests run the Fleet CLI/attach/spawn contracts and the Daytona board contract, while the live two-node Daytona board remains a release gate.+For selected Fleet changes, nightly or on-demand runs execute the Fleet CLI/attach/spawn contracts and the Daytona board contract, while the live two-node Daytona board remains a release gate.
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- Line 26: Update the concurrency group expression in the workflow to include
the GitHub event type alongside the ref, so scheduled runs and manual dispatches
use separate groups while same-event runs retain the existing cancellation
behavior.
- Line 64: Update the BASE_SHA selection to use a persisted head from the last
successfully completed nightly verification instead of a fixed 24-hour Git
history window. Establish a reliable workflow-supported way to read and update
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- Line 64: Update the scheduled BASE_SHA selection to use first-parent history,
so the base cannot come from a recently merged side branch. Preserve the
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- Line 66: Update the BASE_SHA and HEAD_SHA handling in the targeted feature
verification workflow to detect when their diff contains no changed files, even
if the SHAs differ. Treat that empty diff as a successful no-change selection
instead of passing it to the selector that rejects empty changed-file sets.
- Around line 8-10: Update the targeted feature verification workflow’s path
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Probe changes cannot trigger full-smoke; when only Probe paths changed, skip
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- Line 29: Update the Fleet coverage statement in the README to clarify that
selected Fleet changes are covered by nightly or on-demand workflow runs, not
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Scenarios use a sandboxed home, the built CLI, the core and the local Relaycast
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The map named neither relay init nor crates/probe. It now leads with init,
core and delivery, marks broker, fleet and local agents legacy, and documents
14 commands and tools it had missed. A core lane replaces the old smoke set on
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Align the verification instructions with the current critical paths.
For init, core, and delivery changes, the instructions remain inconsistent. Tier 2 correctly requires local Relay through relay init, but the quick sanity check still unconditionally starts Fast Health Triage, which runs relay node up --background --no-spawn. The critical-path list also omits the two new core paths, and the changed-code table omits crates/probe/ and routes CLI command changes to broker verification.
Update the list and table to match Paths 1–8. Mark only the explicitly legacy paths as manual-only. Scope Fast Health Triage to legacy broker changes, or replace it with the applicable relay init and core-delivery paths.
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Update the verification instructions in the critical-path list, quick sanity
check, and changed-code table to align with Paths 1–8. Include the two new core
paths, add crates/probe/ to the table, and route CLI command changes to the
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Include the two new core paths, add crates/probe/ to the table, and route CLI
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Cleanroom runs don't know what changed, so they use the pinned core instead of
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Prompts now pass through the proved leader socket, every tool's uninstall and
activation settings are checked, and a second relay init must reattach. Fleet
stays current, and triage leads with the core.
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A copy of Homebrew's node died at once without libnode beside it, so the core
saw no session and delivery and Grok timed out. The library is now copied
beside the copy, and a copy that still cannot run fails the scenario at once.
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Replaces the Flows on PRs with checks of what
relay initactually installs, and rebuilds the feature map around it. None of the 67 old Flows cases referenced the core, and the map named neitherrelay initnorcrates/probe.New core lane
tests/relayflows/core/drives the built CLI, the real core and the local Relaycast server in a sandboxed home, through public surfaces only, so it should survive desktop's core replacingcrates/probe.init-parity: for each of the 7 tools,relay init --tools <tool>turns on that tool's route, writes what the tool reads, keeps the person's settings, leaves other tools alone, and--uninstallundoes it.cursor-delivery: a DM reaches a running Cursor CLI session as the stop hook'sfollowup_message, which wakes it.grok-join: a session joins on its own through a leader the core proves from the kernel, and receivessession/prompt. With no leader it stays off Relay.A session here is a process that meets the contract the core discovers. No trust check is relaxed. The harness refuses to run outside a fresh temp home, builds its environment from nothing, seeds the analytics opt-out, and fails if the workspace isn't loopback or the core log names a hosted service.
Selection
crates/probechanges; otherwiserelay initinstalls the pinned release. Rust is set up only then.manualOnly, reached with a manual dispatch through themanual-smokeprofile. No old case was ported.CI_LINUX_RUNNERnow applies to these jobs.Core-only PRs
detect-changes.yml,e2e-tests.yml,relayflow-pr-proof-broker.ymlandrust-fmt-fix.ymlskip broker and npm work when onlycrates/probechanged.protocol.rsstill selects Node, becauseprobe-core.test.tsreads it.Feature map (v2.0)
init,core,core-delivery.broker,local-agents,local-workflowsandnodearestatus: legacy, and tier 2 now means local Relay fromrelay init. Fleet stays current at standard criticality, but its lane is manual.agent rotate,observerandupload_file.procedures.md,critical-paths.md, the verify skill, the guardian's tier label and the contract test are updated. Critical paths are renumbered.Audit fixes
scripts/audit-feature-manifest.mjscouldn't finish (it walked into mounted products). It now skips those, and confirms a command is gone with--helpbefore calling it stale. On this branch it reportsMANIFEST_CLEAN.Verified
crates/probe, since reverted). Both include selection.targeted-feature-verification.test.ts, guardian tests andverify:cleanroom:validatepass, and the audit reportsMANIFEST_CLEAN.Linux CI found two things macOS hid. Codex needs its app-server to trust the hook, so
RELAY_DESKTOP_CODEXpoints at a small stub that answershooks/listfrom the realhooks.json. The runner is root, and the core refuses a Grok binding owned by root, so that scenario reruns as an ordinary user.Not covered
relay initdoes, so they stay oncargo testincrates/probeand live checks.--hosted,--interactiveand attaching to a real desktop core.No changelog entry: this is CI and test tooling.
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claudesessiona994d8be· opened viagh pr create· last active 2026-11-02