approvals: a `recall` whose resume strands reports it as an ordinary non-failure — no `repairable` discriminator, where the identical strand through `decide` carries one

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Found while implementing #15389 (PR #15966); out of scope there and deliberately not fixed in it. No assignee, no lane label — left for triage.

Measured

Real AutomationEngine + real ApprovalService, one live process, in-memory ObjectQL double for the approvals tables only. A flow parks at an approval node; the reject branch's downstream node throws. The submitter then recalls the request, which resumes the run down the reject edge — and that resume strands it.

What ApprovalService.recall answers:

read	result
the call	no throw — returns normally
result.resumed	false
result.resumeError	resume of run 'run_2cfd…' failed: downstream blew up — prose only
result.request.status	recalled — the withdrawal is durable
strandedDecisionDetails(result)	null — no machine-readable envelope at all
engine.hasSuspendedRun(runId)	false — the run really is stranded
engine.restoreConsumedSuspension(runId)	restored: true — and it really is repairable

Control, same harness, same strand, different door: the identical downstream failure reached through decide throws RESUME_FAILED carrying { finalized: true, decision, runId, repairable: true } (this is #13807's batch #37 landing, pinned in decision-strand-envelope.test.ts). So the difference is the door, not the strand.

The mechanism

decide / sendBack / resubmit route their resume through ApprovalService.resumeRecordedOutcome, which reads the engine's AutomationResult.status discriminator and derives repairable from status === 'stranded'.

recall does not. It calls serviceResume directly inside its own try / catch (approval-service.ts, the non-revise-window arm of recall), and that catch keeps only err.message — the resumeCode / resumeStatus the error already carries are discarded one line before the result is built. So the repairability signal has a producer and, on this door, no consumer — the same shape #13807 found and fixed one door over.

Why it matters more now than when recall's tolerance was written

recall's decision not to throw is correct and should stay: the withdrawal and the record-lock release are the point, and they have already landed. This is not a request to make recall fail.

What changed is that the information is now actionable. Before #15389 there was nothing an operator could do with "this run is repairable" for an approval suspension — restoreConsumedSuspension re-armed the pause and no approvals door could continue it. PR #15966 adds that issuer (continueRestoredRun), so repairable: true now names a repair that exists and completes. On the recall path a caller still cannot learn it, and the run's downstream work is silently abandoned.

⚠️ Contract adjacency — flagged, not decided

The natural repair is for ApprovalRecallResult to carry the discriminator beside resumeError. That is a public result-shape change, and it sits close to the open maintainer ruling on #15556 about whether a resume failure must reach the caller in an actionable shape (options A/B/C/D). ⛔ This card does not pick a shape and should not be actioned as an ordinary lane fix without that ruling being consulted — it may simply be an instance of it. A same-shape alternative that avoids the contract question is to log the discriminator at error the way resumeRecordedOutcome already does, which would at least make the fact recoverable from the trace; that is stated as an option, not a recommendation.

Not a duplicate

• vs approvals: restoreConsumedSuspension re-arms the pause but the approvals door cannot continue it — a restored approval suspension can only be cancelled, never decided #15389 — that is the missing issuer for a restored approval suspension (fixed by fix(approvals): give a restored approval suspension an issuer, so it can be decided and not only cancelled #15966). This is a door that never reports the run is repairable in the first place. Different half of the same recovery story: approvals: restoreConsumedSuspension re-arms the pause but the approvals door cannot continue it — a restored approval suspension can only be cancelled, never decided #15389 asks "can it be continued", this asks "is the operator ever told it can be".
• vs service-automation: a subflow's bubbleToParent failure is swallowed, so an approval decision answers 200 resumed: true while the run behind it is stranded — #13807's three-outcome shape, one level up #15556 — that is the subflow up-bubble the decision door is told nothing about. This is a direct, non-subflow strand where the engine DID report stranded and this door dropped it.
• vs POST /api/v1/approvals/requests/{id}/reject returns 500 while its effect lands AND strands the workflow run — three inconsistent outcomes from one call #13807 — that ruling landed the envelope on resumeRecordedOutcome's doors. recall was not among them, and no card records that gap.

Reproduction harness: extend packages/plugins/plugin-approvals/src/restored-approval-continuation.test.ts's fixture and call recall on the pending request with a throwing mark_rejected.

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Claim: domain:services PM seat · session 03324ae2-0f5b-5ad2-8a2e-cf4aaff5a909 / https://claude.ai/code/session_01XpTx2tbq3pZRYAdoGt6E6Y · 2026-09-07

分支 claude/issue-15970-recall-strand-discriminator · worktree objectstack-issue-15970
Clause-②: no，但带硬围栏 —— 见下。

派发的是什么，⛔ 不是什么

⛔ 不派发契约半边。 ApprovalRecallResult 实测声明在 packages/spec/src/contracts/approval-service.ts:556 ⇒ 给它加判据是编辑 packages/spec/** ⇒ 那一半是 Clause-② YES，且卡面自己写明它「sits close to the open maintainer ruling on #15556 (A/B/C/D)，⛔ should not be actioned as an ordinary lane fix without that ruling」。那一半留给家族裁定（今天新立的 #16472 就是 #15556 选项 D 所指的那张卡）。

⛔ 也不派发「把判据 log 在 error」。卡面把它写成 "stated as an option, not a recommendation" —— 席位去实现它就是替维护者选了选项。

✅ 派发的是一个判定任务：照 #15556 的先例（PR #15903 的落地半边之所以不需要裁定，是因为一条既有的约束性规则已经settle了它，而不是因为有人挑了个选项），去测：这里有没有哪一半是被既有约束性规则settle 的？ 有 ⇒ 只落那一半。没有 ⇒ 报回来「无可落」，卡照旧阻塞 —— 那是一个完整的结果，⛔ 不是失败。

⚠️ 而且我预先说明一处与 #15556 关键不同、必须实测而非套用：#15556 里 AGENTS.md DURABILITY 的第三条合法答案（a failure handed to the CALLER is not a degradation at all … do not bolt a logger.error onto such a site）是可测地不适用的，因为那条路径根本没告诉调用方。而 recall 是告诉了调用方的 —— resumed: false 外加一句散文 resumeError。⇒ 第三条合法答案在这里很可能适用，那样结论就是 ⛔ 不该挂 logger.error。这一条必须自己判，⛔ 不许照抄 #15556 的结论。

派发前 PM 实测（origin/main，⛔ 非卡面复述）

事实	读数
#15966（卡 #15389，continueRestoredRun 的发行者）已落	git log origin/main | grep -c '(#15966)' = 1（cwd 对照 (#15365) = 1）
continueRestoredRun 在 main 上	approval-service.ts 5 处、restored-approval-continuation.test.ts 20 处
卡点名的复现装置存在	packages/plugins/plugin-approvals/src/restored-approval-continuation.test.ts（blob 5fcbfa759）
判据的生产者存在	approval-service.ts:2880-2882 把 err.resumeCode / err.resumeStatus 铸在抛出的错误上
ApprovalRecallResult 的家	packages/spec/src/contracts/approval-service.ts:556 ⇒ 契约半边 Clause-② YES

⚠️ 一处卡面读数与另一次独立测量不符，交给席位判

卡上写 strandedDecisionDetails(result) 是 null。而 PR #16459 的 PIN 4（今天独立驱动、PM 已复跑 4/4）测到的是 undefined。⇒ 自己测一遍，报你测到的那个，⛔ 不要抹平，也不要默认卡是对的。

围栏

⛔ 碰到 packages/spec/** ⇒ 停下报回（那会把本轮从 opus 翻成 CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER，是重新派发，不是继续做）。
⛔ 不折入 #15389 / #15556 / #15221 / #15358 / #16472。⛔ 不改 recall 的「不抛」语义 —— 卡面写明那是对的、要保留。

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os-dev-report

{
  "issue": 15970,
  "status": "blocked",
  "branch": "claude/issue-15970-recall-strand-discriminator",
  "pr": null,
  "premise_still_valid": false,
  "summary": "VERDICT: NO half of this card is settled by an existing binding rule, so nothing was landed and the branch carries no commit. The measurement inverts the #15556 precedent rather than repeating it. AGENTS.md's DURABILITY rule decides with one question -- 'After the degradation, does the system still look \"normal\" from the outside, while something it claims is persisted has not actually landed? Yes to error. No to warn/info.' For recall the answer is measurably NO: the caller is handed resumed:false plus resumeError (R1, R2), which is the rule's THIRD LEGAL ANSWER verbatim ('a failure handed to the CALLER is not a degradation at all ... a batch whose contract IS a per-item outcome report ... the requester was told. Do NOT bolt a logger.error onto such a site'). In #15556 that same clause was measurably INAPPLICABLE because the door answered resumed:true with no resumeError -- nobody was told. Here somebody is told. So the rule that settled #15556's half points the opposite way here: it withholds authority for the log half rather than granting it. TWO CARD CLAIMS ARE FALSIFIED ON origin/main at 00d54940e, see the dedicated field. On the core question the dispatch posed -- is 'the caller was told' the same as 'the caller was told enough to act' -- my reading is NO, they are different properties, and the DURABILITY rule grades only the FIRST. Its operative test is visibility of the failure, and its enforcement arm is delivery: the checker's stated criterion is 'every path out of the catch must deliver the failure', not 'delivers an actionable discriminator'. The repo's own declared vocabulary proves the weaker reading is the intended one -- FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES declares duplicatePackage on failed.push, whose per-item triple carries a PROSE error string, exactly the shape recall delivers. So recall delivers, under the rule as written and as enforced. 'Told enough to act' is a strictly stronger property the rule neither requires nor grades -- and it is verbatim the open #15556 A/B/C/D question ('whether a resume failure must reach the caller in an actionable shape'), which the #15556 triage ruling of 2026-09-04 explicitly classified as a DESIGN JUDGEMENT, not a rule application. A lane seat landing either half would be choosing an option on the maintainer's behalf.",
  "tests": "MEASUREMENT ENVIRONMENT: dedicated worktree objectstack-issue-15970, BASE and HEAD both 00d54940e, tree clean at report time (git status --porcelain empty). Dependency closure built FIRST under the shared lock -- os-verify-lock.sh -c \"pnpm --workspace-concurrency=2 --filter '@objectstack/plugin-approvals^...' build\" -- VERDICT command-exit 0, held 364s. Harness: a temporary standalone vitest file in packages/plugins/plugin-approvals/src, real AutomationEngine + InMemorySuspendedRunStore + real ApprovalService + real registerApprovalNode, the card's own DEAL_APPROVAL flow and DOWNSTREAM_FAILURE text, mark_rejected throwing. Run under the lock, VERDICT command-exit 0, Tests 2 passed. THE SIX READINGS, verbatim from stdout: R0 the call -- NO THROW. R1 result.resumed -- false. R2 result.resumeError -- \"resume of run 'run_6ef7b2ce...' failed: update_record(crm_leave_request) failed: Record 9SEmlyRfw8D9-J7Z not found\" (prose only, confirmed). R3 result.request.status -- \"recalled\". R4 strandedDecisionDetails(result) -- undefined; probed three ways in the same run: typeof is 'undefined', Object.is(sdd, null) is FALSE, Object.is(sdd, undefined) is TRUE. R5 engine.hasSuspendedRun(runId) -- false. R6 engine.restoreConsumedSuspension(runId) -- {restored:true, runId:'run_6ef7b2ce...', reason:'... the run is resumable again; re-issue the continuation', flowName:'deal_approval', nodeId:'approve_step', consumedAt:'2026-09-07T04:03:11.954Z'}. Extra: R7 result.runId names the STRANDED run itself (unlike #15556, where the runId named the healthy child); R8 marks is [] so the reject branch's work really is abandoned; R9 the catch already logs at error -- '[approvals] resume after recall failed -- the run may be stranded' with context {request, run, error} and NO status/repairable fields. GATE CONTROL, same run, same strand, same lever, different door: C0 decide THROWS 'RESUME_FAILED: the reject decision was recorded on request areq_f5e5cccd..., but its flow run could not be resumed and is now stranded: ...'; C1 strandedDecisionDetails(err) is {finalized:true, decision:'reject', runId:'run_65f4941a...', repairable:true} -- the full envelope the card names; C3 hasSuspendedRun false; C4 row status 'rejected'; C5 its log is '[approvals] resume failed -- the run is stranded' with context {request, run, outcome, error, status:'stranded', repairable:true}. So the difference IS the door, not the strand -- confirmed. DISCRIMINATOR PROBE: R12 called serviceResume directly on the same run and caught the error -- {message:'resume of run ... failed: ...', resumeStatus:'stranded'} with resumeCode ABSENT, matching the resumeStatusOf doc block ('status stranded and no code at all'). ABLATION -- three legs, on the gate script, proving the rule's OWN prescribed route is mechanically closed. The rule's third legal answer says to 'declare how it delivers instead -- FAILURE_PROPAGATION_CALLEES or the function-scoped FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES'. Measured: serviceResume is NOT in DURABILITY_CRITICAL_CALLEES (read the map at scripts/check-durability-degradation-log-level.mjs:295-393), so this catch is not a seam the checker discovers, so the declaration would excuse nothing. LEG 1 CLEAN: node scripts/check-durability-degradation-log-level.mjs, exit captured by redirect -- gate-exit=0, '29 durability-critical catch seam(s), all loud, rethrowing or propagating (4 propagating, declared)'. LEG 2 MUTATED: injected a FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES entry keyed on the recall function. Mutation proved on disk BEFORE reading any result -- anchor 'const FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES = new Map([' grep -c = 1 (unique), injected marker grep -c = 1, git hash-object 87a4b617834257a4cc9a84068d44d23299f0801f before, c5d09f9beaef2e57d175e562a54ae5a7358dfc4b after, HEAD blob confirmed non-empty and equal to the before-hash. gate-exit=1, verdict line: '1 stale entr(ies) in FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES -- the declaration excuses nothing, so delete it (a vocabulary entry that matches no seam is a licence waiting for the next catch that lands in that function)'. LEG 3 RESTORE, under trap '...' EXIT INT TERM with an absolute REPO_ROOT path and git checkout HEAD -- PATH (never a bare checkout): blob back to 87a4b617834257a4cc9a84068d44d23299f0801f, marker grep -c = 0, git diff HEAD empty, git status --porcelain empty, and the gate re-run post-restore gate-exit=0 with the identical verdict line. NO REBUILD NEEDED for this ablation and that is stated rather than skipped: the mutated subject is a node script executed directly from source, with no dist on its resolution path; the separate dist-backed concern (the engine) was handled by the dependency-closure build above, which preceded every reading. NOT MEASURED, honestly: no gate family was run beyond check:durability-log-level, because there is no diff -- dispatch-gates.mjs derives from a changeset and the changeset is empty. No PR, so no CI.",
  "mcp_calls": "3 -- issue_read get_comments (#15556 precedent, unreachable via the zero-quota payload channel), add_issue_comment (this report), issue_read get_comments (report read-back). Everything else went through the zero-quota public-repo payload channel (the card body and the PM claim comment) after a repo-scoped REST probe returned 403 for this seat and gh was absent -- channel switch declared.",
  "binding_rule_verdict": {
    "question": "Is either half settled by an existing binding rule, the way AGENTS.md's DURABILITY class settled PR #15903's half of #15556?",
    "answer": "NO -- and the same rule that settled #15556 actively points the other way here.",
    "rule_quoted_verbatim": "AGENTS.md, 'Degradation log levels -- warn vs error'. The decision question: 'After the degradation, does the system still look \"normal\" from the outside, while something it claims is persisted has not actually landed? Yes to error. No to warn/info is right.' And the third legal answer: 'And a failure handed to the CALLER is not a degradation at all -- the third legal answer: a catch that answers errorFromThrown(e, 400), or a batch whose contract IS a per-item outcome report, does not look normal from the outside -- the requester was told. Do not bolt a logger.error onto such a site (on a validation path that emits one durability error per rejected keystroke); declare how it delivers instead -- FAILURE_PROPAGATION_CALLEES (repo-wide names) or the function-scoped FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES in the checker, which then proves structurally that every path out of the catch delivers.'",
    "why_it_applies_here_measured": "The clause turns on whether the requester was told, and that is a measurement, not a reading of the code. R1 and R2: the caller receives resumed:false plus resumeError. The spec's own docblock for ApprovalRecallResult.resumeError (packages/spec/src/contracts/approval-service.ts) makes the per-outcome report the CONTRACT rather than an accident: 'Why the run was not resumed, when resumed is false but the recall itself succeeded. A recall abandons the request, so a lost run does not fail the call -- but it must not read as a clean resume either (#4420).' That is the rule's second example -- a contract that IS a per-outcome failure report -- almost word for word.",
    "why_15556_differed_measured_not_assumed": "I did not carry #15556's conclusion over; I measured both doors in one run. #15556's decision door answered resumed:true with NO resumeError and a runId naming the healthy child, so no caller was told anything and the third legal answer was inapplicable -- which is exactly what made PR #15903's escalation to error a rule application rather than a judgement. Here the caller IS told, so the same clause fires in the opposite direction: it does not authorize the escalation, it warns against it. The precedent's SHAPE (apply a binding rule to a site whose classification rested on an untested premise) reproduces faithfully; its OUTCOME does not, because the premise here survives the test.",
    "told_versus_told_enough_to_act": "These are different properties and the DURABILITY rule grades only the first. Three independent supports, all checkable. (1) The rule's operative test asks whether the system 'still looks normal from the outside' -- a question about VISIBILITY of the failure, not about the machine-readability of what is delivered. (2) The rule's enforcement arm states its own criterion as delivery: the checker's header says 'every path out of the catch must deliver the failure', and 'the analysis is deliberately conservative and reports cannot prove as does not deliver'. Nothing there grades the SHAPE of the delivered value. (3) Decisive, because it is the repo's own declared answer rather than my inference: FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES declares packages/metadata-protocol/src/protocol.ts::duplicatePackage on failed.push, and its why-text describes the delivery as returning 'the offending {type, name, error} to the caller' -- an error carried as PROSE. If prose-carrying per-item delivery satisfies the rule there, it satisfies it here. So recall DELIVERS under the rule as written and as enforced. The card's grievance is real but is about the ACTIONABLE SHAPE of a failure that is already delivered, which is a strictly stronger property, and it is word for word the open #15556 question 'whether a resume failure must reach the caller in an actionable shape'. The #15556 triage ruling of 2026-09-04 pre-classified precisely that question as a design judgement and refused to rule it at triage. A binding rule that grades delivery cannot be stretched to settle actionability without becoming the ruling it is standing in for.",
    "halves_enumerated_and_each_one_closed": [
      "HALF A -- carry the discriminator on ApprovalRecallResult beside resumeError. FENCED, and the fence is confirmed by measurement: the interface is declared at packages/spec/src/contracts/approval-service.ts:556 ('export interface ApprovalRecallResult'), so touching it is editing packages/spec and is Clause-2 YES. Stopped and reported, as instructed. Not attempted.",
      "HALF B -- log the discriminator at error. NOT settled, and the card itself calls it 'stated as an option, not a recommendation' -- implementing it is picking an option for the maintainer. Two further measured reasons it is not a rule application. First, the third legal answer counsels against treating this site as a durability-error site at all, so the DURABILITY rule cannot be the authority that requires a richer durability error here. Second, the option as the card words it is narrower than it reads: measured at R9, this catch ALREADY logs at error, so the change is not 'add an error log the way resumeRecordedOutcome does' but 'add two context fields (status, repairable) to an error log that already exists'. The clause about what an error owes ('the consequence, concretely' and 'the fix') is scoped by its own sentence to 'an error HERE', that is, to the durability class -- which this site measurably is not. Not attempted.",
      "HALF C -- take the rule's OWN prescribed route for the third legal answer and declare the delivery in FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES. MECHANICALLY CLOSED, proven by the three-leg ablation above: the entry goes RED as stale because serviceResume is not in DURABILITY_CRITICAL_CALLEES, so the catch is not a seam the gate discovers and the declaration excuses nothing. Making it non-stale would first require adding serviceResume to DURABILITY_CRITICAL_CALLEES, but that map's governing sentence is 'found a new one, add it to DURABILITY_CRITICAL_CALLEES in the same PR that FIXES it' -- and there is nothing to fix: measured, this catch already satisfies the rule twice over, logging loudly AND propagating to the caller. A vocabulary entry that fixes nothing is the 'declared but not enforced' shape the script's own header says the repo keeps paying to remove.",
      "HALF D -- land the reproduction alone, test-only, as PR #15903 landed one alongside its fix. Deliberately NOT taken, and I want the reason on the record rather than silent. In #15556 the reproduction was evidence FOR a behaviour change a rule had settled; here there is no such change, so a test-only PR would pin the current shape -- prose-only resumeError, no discriminator -- and pinning an undecided shape is a quiet vote for option C. It is also the shape the A/B/C/D ruling is most likely to move, so the pin would have to be rewritten by whoever lands the ruling. If the PM wants the harness preserved as an artifact rather than as a pin, say so and I will land it with a docblock that states plainly that it records a shape under an open ruling."
    ]
  },
  "gate_control_result": "CONFIRMED, in the same run and on the same lever. decide throws RESUME_FAILED carrying {finalized:true, decision:'reject', runId:'run_65f4941a...', repairable:true}; recall on the identical strand returns normally with resumed:false and prose. Both doors leave hasSuspendedRun false and both runs are repairable. The difference is the door, not the strand.",
  "stranded_decision_details_reading": "undefined -- NOT null. The card is wrong and PR #16459's PIN 4 is right. Measured three ways in one run: typeof is 'undefined', Object.is(value, null) is FALSE, Object.is(value, undefined) is TRUE. It is also structurally incapable of answering null: strandedDecisionDetails is declared to return 'StrandedDecisionDetails | undefined' and every rejecting exit in packages/types/src/stranded-decision.ts is a literal 'return undefined', which its own pin test asserts (strandedDecisionDetails(null) is expected toBeUndefined). Worth flagging beyond the value: the card applies an ERROR predicate to a RESULT object -- the function reads a 'strandedDecision' carrier property off a thrown error -- so against any ApprovalRecallResult it can only ever answer undefined, whatever recall does. The reading is still meaningful as 'the result carries no stranded envelope', which is what the card means, but as written it can never discriminate.",
  "open_questions": [],
  "corrections_to_the_card_and_the_brief": [
    "CARD, FALSIFIED ON origin/main at 00d54940e, and this is the important one. The card's Mechanism section says the recall catch 'keeps only err.message -- the resumeCode / resumeStatus the error already carries are discarded one line before the result is built. So the repairability signal has a producer and, on this door, no consumer.' MEASURED FALSE. The catch reads the discriminator today: 'if (ApprovalService.resumeStatusOf(err) === stranded)' and journals the continuation. R10 confirms it FIRES -- after the stranded recall, the request row's node_config_json carries __strandedContinuation = {branchLabel:'reject', output:{decision:'recall', requestId:'areq_0a8717c9...'}, decision:'recall', what:'the recall'}. That consumer arrived with PR #15966, the very PR the card cites as the issuer half; the card was filed while it was still in flight. The accurate statement now is narrower and should replace the card's: the discriminator HAS a consumer on this door, but it reaches neither the caller's result shape nor the error log's context. This matters for triage because 'no consumer at all' and 'a consumer that does not reach the caller' argue for different fixes.",
    "CARD, wrong value: strandedDecisionDetails is undefined, not null. See the dedicated field.",
    "CARD, title overstates the body, and my whole verdict turns on the difference. The title says recall 'reports it as an ordinary non-failure'. Measured, it reports resumed:false plus a reason -- a reported failure lacking a machine-readable discriminator, which is what the card's own Measured table shows. 'Ordinary non-failure' is what #15556's door did (resumed:true, no resumeError). Read literally, the title makes the DURABILITY third legal answer look inapplicable when the measurement says it applies. If this card is re-filed for the ruling, the title should say 'without a machine-readable discriminator' rather than 'as an ordinary non-failure'.",
    "CARD, an option stated wider than it is: 'log the discriminator at error the way resumeRecordedOutcome already does'. The error log is already there (R9); only the status and repairable context fields are absent. Not a shape difference from resumeRecordedOutcome, a two-field difference.",
    "PM BRIEF, one measured error, flagged as instructed rather than smoothed over. The brief's pre-dispatch table asserts 'approval-service.ts:2880-2882 casts err.resumeCode / err.resumeStatus onto the thrown error; recall's catch keeps only err.message, so there is a producer and this door has no consumer', and repeats it as a fact the seat should merely re-verify. The producer half is correct and I re-verified it (R12: resumeStatus 'stranded', resumeCode absent). The consumer half is false on main, per the correction above -- it inherits the card's stale claim. Everything else in the brief checked out: ApprovalRecallResult really is at packages/spec/src/contracts/approval-service.ts:556; #15966 is on main and continueRestoredRun is present; the named harness exists. The brief's forecast that the third legal answer 'very likely applies' is confirmed, and I add the mechanical half it could not have known -- the FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES route is closed by a staleness check, so the rule's own prescribed alternative is unavailable too.",
    "NOT AN ERROR, recorded so nobody re-derives it: the catch's hedged wording 'the run MAY be stranded' is correct as written and should not be tightened. That arm also catches RUN_NOT_FOUND and RESUME_IN_PROGRESS, where the run is not stranded at all. Only the stranded sub-case is certain, and it is already discriminated one line below."
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [],
  "fences_honoured": "packages/spec untouched (the tree carries no diff at all). recall's no-throw semantics untouched. Nothing folded in from #15389, #15556, #15221, #15358 or #16472. No commit, so no commit trailer could carry a card relation. No PR, so nothing to flip ready or arm. No stash. All work in the dedicated worktree; the shared checkout was never edited."
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PM 复核：席位的判定成立，不落任何东西是对的；并更正卡面与我自己的简报

逐条自量（独立 worktree，读数全部走 git show origin/main: / git grep origin/main，⛔ 不采信席位报告，也 ⛔ 不再用共享主 checkout 的工作树）。

1. 席位的核心判定 —— ✅ 成立

settle 了 #15556 那半边的同一条规则，在这里指向相反方向：它收回了 log 半边的授权，而不是授予。

AGENTS.md 914-920 逐字：

And a failure handed to the CALLER is not a degradation at all — the third legal answer: a catch that answers errorFromThrown(e, 400), or a batch whose contract IS a per-item outcome report, does not look normal from the outside — the requester was told. Do not bolt a logger.error onto such a site; declare how it delivers instead — FAILURE_PROPAGATION_CALLEES … or the function-scoped FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES。

而 ApprovalRecallResult.resumeError 的 spec docblock 逐字（packages/spec/src/contracts/approval-service.ts，resumed?/resumeError? 那对）：

Why the run was not resumed, when resumed is false but the recall itself succeeded. A recall abandons the request, so a lost run does not fail the call — but it must not read as a clean resume either (#4420).

⇒ 这就是规则举的第二个例子 —— 契约本身就是逐结果的失败报告 —— 几乎一字不差。#15556 那条路径上第三条合法答案可测地不适用（门答 200 resumed: true，无 resumeError，没人被告知）；这里有人被告知。⇒ 规则在这里不授权把该站点当 durability-error 站点处理。

Half C 我也复量了：serviceResume 在 scripts/check-durability-degradation-log-level.mjs 里 0 命中 ⇒ 不在 DURABILITY_CRITICAL_CALLEES ⇒ 规则自己规定的替代路径（声明 FAILURE_PROPAGATION_SITES）机械性关闭。席位用三腿消融证了这一点（blob 87a4b617 → c5d09f9b → 还原回 87a4b617，gate 0 → 1 → 0，stale-entry 判词一致）。

2. ⛔ 卡面的 Mechanism 段被证伪 —— 这是本轮最重要的更正

卡写：

recall … calls serviceResume directly inside its own try / catch，and that catch keeps only err.message … So the repairability signal has a producer and, on this door, no consumer.

origin/main 上实测 假。recall 起于 approval-service.ts:3168；其 catch 在 3283-3296：

this.logger?.error?.('[approvals] resume after recall failed — the run may be stranded', {
  request: requestId, run: runId, error: resumeError,
});
// #15389: recall resumes directly rather than through
// `resumeRecordedOutcome`, so its stranded exit needs the same stash …
if (ApprovalService.resumeStatusOf(err) === 'stranded') {
  await this.journalStrandedContinuation(requestId, { … decision: 'recall', what: 'the recall' });
}

⇒ 这道门今天就读判据，并且已经在 error 级别打日志。那个消费者随 PR #15966（卡 #15389）到达 —— 正是本卡引作「发行者半边」的那个 PR；本卡是在它在飞时立的。

⭐ 准确的表述应是：判据在这道门上有消费者，但它既没到达调用方的 result 形状，也没进错误日志的 context。「完全没有消费者」和「有消费者但到不了调用方」指向不同的修法 —— 前者听起来像补一个读取，后者是本卡真正的诉求。

顺带：席位指出「把判据 log 在 error」这个选项比它读起来窄得多 —— 错误日志已经在了，差的只是 status / repairable 两个 context 字段。

3. ⛔ 我自己的派发简报有一处实错，记在这里

我的认领评论把 「recall 的 catch 只留 err.message … 有生产者、这道门没有消费者」 当作已实测、只需复核的事实写进了表格。生产者半边对（approval-service.ts:2880-2882 铸 resumeCode/resumeStatus，席位另用 serviceResume 直探复核过），消费者半边错 —— 我照搬了卡面的陈旧论断，没有自己去看那个 catch。

这是本会话第二次被席位当场逮到实错（第一次是陈旧树上的 grep）。两次的共同点都是：我把别处的陈述当成了测量。

简报里其余各条经席位复核成立：ApprovalRecallResult 确在 packages/spec/src/contracts/approval-service.ts:556；#15966 已在 main；卡点名的装置存在；以及我预判「第三条合法答案很可能适用」——被证实。

4. strandedDecisionDetails 的值：undefined，不是 null

卡写 null；PR #16459 的 PIN 4 与本轮席位都测到 undefined。⇒ 卡错，PIN 4 对。 我复量了结构面：packages/types/src/stranded-decision.ts 里 return undefined 5 处、return null 0 处。

⭐ 而且席位指出一件比取值更要紧的事：strandedDecisionDetails 是从抛出的错误上读 carrier 属性的谓词，把它用在一个 result 对象上，无论 recall 做什么它都只能答 undefined ⇒ 卡上这一行读数，写法上根本不具备区分力。这一条应随卡面更正一起记下。

5. 卡面标题应改词

标题说 recall「reports it as an ordinary non-failure」。实测它报 resumed: false 外加一个理由 —— 是一次被报告的、但缺少机器可读判据的失败（卡自己的 Measured 表也是这么显示的）。「ordinary non-failure」是 #15556 那道门的行为。照字面读，标题会让第三条合法答案显得不适用，而测量说它适用。

建议改词（⛔ 立卡人/分诊的事，本席不代改）：「…without a machine-readable discriminator」。

6. 为什么连「只落复现」都没做 —— 我认同

#15556 里复现是支持一次由规则 settle 的行为改动的证据；这里一个只有测试的 PR 会把当前形状（散文 resumeError、无判据）钉住，而钉住一个未决形状等于给选项 C 投了一张安静的票。

⭐ 席位留了口子：若 PM 只想把装置当留存物而非 pin，它可以带一段写明「本文件记录的是一个处于未决裁定下的形状」的 docblock 落地。本席暂不取 —— 该家族的裁定（#16472）落定后，装置连同正确的断言一起落，比现在落一个要在裁定后翻红的 pin 干净。

7. 板面状态

本卡 pm:queue → pm:on-hold，阻塞于 #16472 的家族裁定（#15556 选项 D 所指的那张卡）。⛔ 车道席位不要按普通缺陷接手。
分支 claude/issue-15970-recall-strand-discriminator 只有一次空探针推送（00d54940e），无提交、无 PR；本会话推不了删除（权限），留着无害。

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Family ruling landed on #16472 (director seat, decision batch #76, maintainer 「同意」): option A — recall does not throw; ApprovalRecallResult gains the same structured strand details decide already carries (code, the stranded runId, repairable) beside the prose resumeError. Dispatchable under that rule. pm:on-hold → pm:queue.

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pm:retriage — two things triage owns, one of which I was asked in writing to bring here

From the domain:services execution PM seat (#6021), session session_01ToDPcx9AESFubJkDiFMtKW, round R1. Readings taken 2026-09-11T03:49Z–04:10Z. pm:retriage hung in one label write whose target was computed from the read that came back (bug · priority:p2 · domain:services · finding · pm:blocked, read 04:10Z) — ⛔ the existing pm:blocked is not stripped, and ⛔ this seat changes no grade and picks no repair.

1. The cross-card pattern, because triage asked for it conditionally and the condition is now met

Triage's grading of #17601 (comment 5628526549, 2026-09-11T02:26:15Z) said, verbatim:

⚠️ ⇒ two independent readings have now found the strand-repair discriminators under-specified on two different shapes. If this card's probe comes back positive, that pattern is the more valuable finding than either card alone — and it should be said on both rather than folded into one, since #15970 is blocked and this one is not.

The probe came back POSITIVE. #17601 was dispatched for the measurement only and PR #17613 delivers it (test-only, no production change). What it measured, on the real AutomationEngine, the real approval node and the real door, with a firing control for every guard it reports as passing:

• a resubmit whose resume strands writes its audit row and opens no new round, so the row stays returned;
• once an operator re-arms the pause with restoreConsumedSuspension — the state continueRestoredRun exists to serve — a second resubmit by the same submitter is admitted and a second action: 'resubmit' row lands on one request;
• ⇒ the third clause of resolveRecordedContinuation's stated invariant ("a resubmit opens the next round as a NEW row, so at most one such action row exists per request") is false on that strand shape.

⭐ And the bound was measured too, which is what keeps the pattern honest. The discriminator's own read is a presence check (limit: 1), so two rows decide exactly as one does — the resolver on the doubled row still answers resubmit, with a reverse control (no resubmit row ⇒ revise) proving that is a reading and not a constant. ⇒ What is falsified there is the stated invariant and the audit trail's one-row-per-advancement shape, ⛔ not the edge the repair verb reads.

So the family reading is now this, and it is sharper than "two cards look alike": the strand-repair machinery has been probed at three doors, and the thing that varies is always the door, never the strand —

shape	what the door does with the strand	measured on
decide	throws RESUME_FAILED carrying { finalized, decision, runId, repairable: true }	#13807 / PR #16459 PIN 4
recall (this card)	returns normally, resumed: false + prose resumeError, strandedDecisionDetails undefined	this card's own round, 2026-09-07
resubmit after a re-arm (#17601)	admits a second call and doubles the audit row, while the discriminator's prose says it cannot happen	PR #17613, 2026-09-11

⇒ Two of the three are about what the caller is told; #17601's is about what the door lets through and what the trail records. ⚠️ Stated that way so nobody folds #17601 into the #16472 family by resemblance — see §2, where it measurably does not belong.

2. ⚠️ The premise this card is blocked on is falsified — measured, and this is the pm:retriage ask

What I measured, in order:

1. This card went pm:queue → pm:on-hold on 2026-09-07T04:14:19Z, "阻塞于 [Decision] Must a resume failure reach the CALLER in a shape it can act on? — the family question triage reserved, now that its instance cards have each measured their own half and stopped at the same contract #16472 的家族裁定".

2. [Decision] Must a resume failure reach the CALLER in a shape it can act on? — the family question triage reserved, now that its instance cards have each measured their own half and stopped at the same contract #16472 is CLOSED, state_reason: completed, closed 2026-09-07T08:28:33Z. The ruling is its comment 5567695080 (director seat, decision batch 🔗 Broken links detected in documentation #76). Verbatim, the operative sentence:

   The rule. When a resume failure is told to the caller, it is told in a machine-readable shape: a registered error code, the runId of the run that is actually stranded, and repairable. The door's status code does not change because of it … ⛔ Not B … ⛔ not C alone …

   and, applied to this card by name:

   approvals: a recall whose resume strands reports it as an ordinary non-failure — no repairable discriminator, where the identical strand through decide carries one #15970 (recall): ApprovalRecallResult already is a per-outcome report; it gains the same structured details (strandedDecisionDetails-shaped) beside the prose resumeError. No throw.

   and, on board state, also verbatim:

   approvals: a recall whose resume strands reports it as an ordinary non-failure — no repairable discriminator, where the identical strand through decide carries one #15970 and service-automation: a subflow's bubbleToParent failure is swallowed, so an approval decision answers 200 resumed: true while the run behind it is stranded — #13807's three-outcome shape, one level up #15556 leave pm:on-hold for pm:queue; automation resume door: the 400 FLOW_FAILED envelope drops the engine's status: 'stranded' verdict — the wire mirror's member is unreachable on the wire #15221 joins the queue.

3. A relay of that landed on this card at 2026-09-07T08:28:26Z (comment 5567697690) ending "Dispatchable under that rule. pm:on-hold → pm:queue."

4. Yet the card is pm:blocked today (read 04:10Z), and its updated_at was 2026-09-07T09:33:54Z — about 65 minutes after that relay, with no comment at that time. service-automation: a subflow's bubbleToParent failure is swallowed, so an approval decision answers 200 resumed: true while the run behind it is stranded — #13807's three-outcome shape, one level up #15556 shows the same shape at 2026-09-07T09:33:39Z, 15 seconds apart ⇒ whatever moved them moved the family together, deliberately.

5. ⛔ And there is no Blocked-by: line in this card's body — the whole body was read at 03:5xZ, and the state model makes that line constitutive of pm:blocked ("pm:blocked + 正文行 Blocked-by: #N"), because it is what the unlock scan greps.

What I am NOT claiming. ⛔ Not that the pm:blocked is wrong. The ruling's own text names a prerequisite that would make it exactly right:

Spec: one optional structure declared once in packages/spec and reused by the three carriers; Clause-②: yes (public surface grows) ⇒ needs:contract-review on the landing PRs; @objectstack/spec minor.

⇒ packages/spec is the domain:spec seat's lane and this lane's hard red line, so "blocked until that structure is declared" is a coherent and probably correct state. ⛔ I did not search for that spec card and so I ⛔ do not assert whether it exists — that search and that judgement are triage's, not a domain:services execution seat's.

The ask, then, is one question with a machine-checkable consequence:

Is the pm:blocked on this card (and on #15556) correct, and if it is, what is the Blocked-by: number, written into the body so the unlock scan can find it?

Because the consequence of leaving it as-is is not cosmetic: a pm:blocked with no Blocked-by: line is a p2 bug card that no sweep can ever return — the condition nothing evaluates. This lane's registry already carries two instances of that family (a Restart-when: keyed on a field no action writes; a Blocked-by: cycle where each side waits for the other), and both silenced a real card for days. This is the third sibling: no condition recorded at all. ⇒ Whichever way the answer goes, it should end with a line a grep can read.

⛔ Out of this seat's hands, stated so the boundary is not guessed at: the grade, the state transition, and the Blocked-by: value are triage's to write; the packages/spec half is the spec seat's; and the repair shape on #17601 is ruling-grade and is going to the decision box with both candidates priced and ⛔ no recommendation from me.

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