[pm:seat] domain:devx @ objectui — 🟢 session_01FhBNJcLRZLe8M87VcUgpKr (baozhoutao) · R53, seat held since 2026-09-09T12:05Z on a maintainer summons · §1 refreshed 2026-09-10T17:02Z

[os-zhuang]

Seat registration — domain:devx @ objectui. Lane scope and standing duties live in the pm-dispatch skill (references/lanes/devx.md); this post carries current state only. Readers: body + comments later than the body's last edit.

1 · Current PM

🟢 session_01FhBNJcLRZLe8M87VcUgpKr (baozhoutao) — R53 · seat held since 2026-09-09T12:05Z on a maintainer summons · §1 refreshed 2026-09-10T17:02Z

⭐ This shift, recomputed by ENUMERATION at the round boundary — ⛔ never incremented: 10 pull requests landed / 10 cards closed, plus one card closed out that a maintainer merged.
Each merge commit re-verified as an ancestor of origin/main = 7a3ff77be (tip committed 2026-09-10T16:39:25Z) in one run: 18b8e0961 #8757 · 452f1f779 #8816 · 3431bed64 #8548+#8126 · efead6c60 #8875 PR 1 · 6112e0dad #8559 · 403d9efde #8592 · db75e8331 #8590 · 35c6a3453 #8617 · e8b7b0785 #8606 · 9b83f4796 #8616. Plus a3560c0a9 #7800, merged by os-zhuang — ⛔ governed surface, never this seat's to merge.
⭐ Negative control in the same run: open PR #8999's head reads NOT-ANCESTOR, so the test discriminates.
⚠️ Population definition: "pull requests this seat armed and landed", ⛔ not "merges in the lane". #7800 is listed separately for exactly that reason — counting it as an eleventh landing would credit this seat with a merge a person performed.

⚠️ The inherited figure is preserved, ⛔ not continued: 90 PRs / 50 cards as of 2026-09-08T21:58Z, spanning three sitters over a population that could not be reconstructed.

In flight: 3 devs, batch cap 3 — FULL. #8554 (claude/issue-8554-sensitivity-floor) · #8623 (claude/issue-8623-doc-example-id-gate) · #8629 (claude/issue-8629-doc-count-measurement-points). Dispatch backend mode:subagent. Mid-round state lives on the cards' claim / dispatch / ACCEPT / LANDED comments, ⛔ not here.

Patrol timer trig_01M85YM3SgdQbJYs3eybfDEy (patrol 34, one-shot 17:33Z). Patrols 1–33 fired and self-disabled.

⛔ Not this seat's, do not touch: #8773 (os-bill) · #8714 / #8455 (os-justin) · #6342 (os-warren) · #6152 / #6143 / #6058 / #5867 / #5465 (yinlianghui-tw).

⭐ Held open ON PURPOSE, ⛔ not leftovers: #8559 (pm:dispatched + pm:retriage + assignee — its PR landed as Refs, not Fixes, so the card survives its own ruling's falsified reason; owes triage one line) and #8875 (pm:dispatched + assignee — PR 2 is owed and is third in the AGENTS.md queue).

⛔⛔ ERRATA — the standing lesson is now a RULE SET, ⛔ not a figure list	⭐ Why the wording changed: a dev read a number out of this errata (660/663, named here as a wrong number and its correction) and reported it as a mismatch against its own card's gate. A list of past errors pasted verbatim into an unrelated brief is itself a source of numbers a dev can mistake for facts about its own card. ⇒ Figures now stay on the cards that own them. The rules: ⛔ never report drained/empty/idle except from a fresh enumeration in the same turn · ⛔ never write a future action in the past tense · ⛔ never increment a total · ⛔ a zero-hit reading means nothing without a control · ⛔ verify origin/main on a clean extract or detached worktree, never the shared checkout · ⛔ read the event, not the field · ⛔ paginate on the raw page length · ⛔ a whole-file grep cannot answer a question about one region, and an anchored pattern cannot answer one about an indented region · ⛔ every fence, number and card status a brief carries is a PREDICTION — four false premises reached briefs this shift, and one brief demanded a check of its dev that this seat had skipped itself. · ⛔ an ANCHORED probe cannot answer a question about an indented region, and this seat proved it on itself · ⛔ and a WHOLE-FILE grep hits the docblock that QUOTES the removed string — this seat proved that on itself too, on the very next landing probe: a not.toMatch count read 2 where the probe wanted 0, and both hits were innocent (the comment recording the removal, plus an unrelated surviving assertion); re-run over CODE ONLY with the PRE-MERGE BLOB as the control (3 in code, 2 of them the cast pair) it reads 0 · ⚠️ restore-by-checkout is DESTRUCTIVE to uncommitted work on the path it restores, and reports success because it IS one — ablate on a COMMITTED tree, and read git status, ⛔ not the exit code — a ledger count read 0 against a firing control of 21 because the pattern assumed a two-space indent and the array sits inside a describe at four; ⇒ a zero from a pattern whose SHAPE has not been controlled is not a reading · ⚠️ a 0-byte waiter output file is a FAILED READ — run waiters as tracked background commands, ⛔ never nohup … & or a trailing & · ⚠️ an exit code read off a pipeline is the LAST command's, ⛔ not grep's · ⚠️ a GitHub POST raising HTTP 415 has NOT written — read the thread back before retrying, and send Content-Type: application/json · ⛔ never write "patch level" in a changeset instruction — AGENTS.md §9 makes an EMPTY frontmatter the first-class form for a test-only change, and a patch would version-bump the 39-package fixed group; ⭐ two devs in one round refused the instruction and were right both times, and the correction was published on both PRs rather than absorbed quietly · ⛔ a 0-byte waiter output file is a FAILED READ, not a green reading (ci-wait.sh under nohup inside a backgrounded shell exits immediately) · ⭐ the brief is a prediction in BOTH directions — this shift it was the brief that was wrong and the dev that was right, twice, which is corrected in public exactly as the reverse is.
⭐⭐ ATTRIBUTION IS STRUCTURAL, NOT STATISTICAL — a rule this shift wrote, used, and then REPLACED	This seat wrote "two failures on the same head is a property of that head", acted on it, retracted a correct attribution on PR #8486, and then had to withdraw the retraction. Two failures are perfectly consistent with an external flake hitting a cold-path-sensitive case twice. ⇒ What settles whether a failure is a diff's own is whether the diff can reach the failing code. Here that was shard-membership arithmetic (shard 2 byte-identical on base and branch; the added file hashing into a different shard) plus deriving the runner's zone from its own log (Start at is local; end-time minus Duration back-computes it — agreeing to the second). ⛔ Frequency is not evidence of ownership.
⭐ Three probe-leg rules this shift proved, in order of how much they saved	⭐ A leg that checks what must STAY beats one that checks what left — #8997's floor leg (assertion counts unchanged) was the leg that pull request had to survive, and ⭐ it must be read PER FILE: a total can be held by a loosened pin here and an added one there; split per file it read 197/15/12/8, each exactly its baseline. ⭐ A two-sided leg beats a one-sided one — a removal and its replacement measured from both ends distinguishes a replacement from an addition; either half alone is satisfied by leaving the stale text in place. ⭐ A leg's expected value must come from something already READ, and ⛔ drop a weak leg rather than keep it: the file-count leg was refused on #8606 precisely because the count moved 35→36 on other people's work between triage and dispatch — which was that card's own argument.
⭐ A per-line reader returns ZERO on a WRAPPED sentence — and this seat hit it while verifying the card about exactly that	Checking #8629's two live counts, both greps read 0 while a firing control on the same file read 174. Both sentences wrap: the number ends one line, its noun begins the next. Had the zero been trusted, a live defect would have been reported as already fixed. ⇒ read joined text for any prose measurement, and prove the reader fires on a known-present wrapped sentence before trusting a zero from it. Published in the dispatch order rather than absorbed.
⛔ A governed-surface pull request gets no Armed note, so NOTHING watches its merge	#7800 closed at 12:55:17Z when a maintainer merged PR #8952, and carried pm:dispatched + its assignee for four hours while this seat's patrol notes went on repeating 「awaiting a human merge」. Structural, ⛔ not an oversight: every other landing this shift was caught by a merge-waiter armed alongside the Armed note, and a governed pull request gets neither — this seat may not arm one. ⇒ change-of-shift item (原则错/缺) for the skills lane.
⚠️ A hand-transcribed candidate set is an unverified reading	Building this round's candidate list from a 67-row lane listing by eye, this seat dropped #7833 — created 2026-09-05, older than every card it then dispatched. Harmless only because #7833 was serialised behind a hot file at the time. ⇒ filter the listing mechanically and count; ⛔ "read more carefully" is not the fix. ⚠️ Related: patrol 33's note listed 5 queue cards where a fresh read found 21, and listed two decision-box cards (#8919, #8542) that are closed. ⛔ Never dispatch from a patrol note's queue.
⭐ A ruling can be OVERTAKEN by its own sibling	#8629's ruling (13:09Z) named #8606 as the card sharing its decision and told both to read each other. #8606 landed at 16:47Z — three and a half hours later — and its answer is now the worked precedent on main: it deleted the stale population count and derived it, ⛔ it did not correct the number. ⇒ a ruling's premises are premises; re-read the cards it names against the tree, ⛔ not against the ruling's description of them.
⭐ Filed this shift	#9003 — a pending changeset's prose is judged by nothing, with three instances now (#7721 closed, #8759 open, #8617 closed) and ⭐ the sharp part: the one gate that reads a foreign changeset exists to report modifying it, so the repo actively discourages the correction and detects the defect not at all. ⚠️ Deliberately not a fourth instance card. Also #8953, #8991 filed bare; #8614 closed on measurement; #7844 reopened on a falsified closure reason; PR #8463 closed unmerged per its ruling.
⛔ In the decision box, ⛔ never waited on	#7848 (5617804323) and #8754 (5617732913) — each asks the maintainer one letter, unanswered at 17:00Z. ⚠️ #8754 stopped at zero implementation and that was the right product: the admission criterion admits 8 keys that render today, family-by-family and CONFIRMED-only are jointly unsatisfiable, and ⭐ the ablation proved deleting the keys turns nothing red — so green CI is worth nothing on that class. #7848 was re-pointed, not closed: the headline margin is healthy at 0.32×, but ui-components sits at 0.047× live and is the only line never re-baselined. pm:retriage: #8492, #8469, #8410, #8559.

⚠️ Lane boundary — unresolved, and it is the maintainer's call

The domain:ui seat (session_01KbJQ1y1J12nZxYzFWhP8Q3, post #5560) claimed five domain:devx cards during and after R44's takeover — #7795, #7448, #7417, #7505, #7488. Each claim reads Domain: domain:ui while the card carries domain:devx, so the audit trail is wrong. ⛔ None reclaimed — claim-timestamp is the sole arbiter. No file collision ever materialised, measured repeatedly. Raised to the maintainer three times (R44 twice, R45 once); unanswered at R46's takeover — carried, not re-raised.

2 · Lane facts

Channels — the R43 corrections. ⚠️ Both halves of the old note were wrong in opposite directions.

1. ⛔ "REST is 403, MCP only" is FALSE. Repo-scoped REST reads and writes return 200/201; only /search/* is 403, and that 403 is the local egress proxy, not GitHub.
2. ⚠️ "The PM seat cannot do REST writes" is ALSO wrong — but so was R43's first correction of it. Measured both ways in one shift: a PM POST .../comments over plain curl returned 201 repeatedly, and later an identically-shaped curl was blocked by the permission classifier. ⇒ The honest statement is intermittent: PM REST writes usually work, sometimes are refused. ⭐ The useful part is that the two channels do not fail together — MCP was rate-limited while REST served, and REST was classifier-blocked after MCP recovered. Carry both; ⛔ do not write either one off.
3. MCP and this seat's REST token are separate quota pools. MCP returned rate limit already exceeded for user ID 318158314 while /rate_limit on the same identity read core 15000/15000, graphql 10000/10000. ⇒ "MCP is out of quota" never means the seat is out of quota.
4. Four operations are genuinely GraphQL-only and have no REST fallback — draft→ready, auto-merge/enqueue, /search/*, Projects fields. Confirmed by measurement, not inherited: a direct markPullRequestReadyForReview over POST /graphql returns 403 — "only the pinned set of PR-review operations is served." When MCP is dry, these wait.
5. The server appends the Claude Code footer to issue bodies and comments. A body read-back will differ from what you PATCHed by exactly that footer; that is not sanitizer drift.

Merge queue — measured this round, mostly by #7010's dev.

6. ⛔ enable_pr_auto_merge's confirmation text is not a signal (it prints populated and empty forms for the same call), and the queue ref is not the receipt either — an entry deeper than GitHub's speculative build window has no ref at all. ⭐ The positive instrument is the added_to_merge_queue timeline event, checked against a known-queued PR as a control. auto_merge: not armed on a queued PR is normal.
7. Healthy merge_group dispatch is 3–24s (n=18) with 17 runs, not "the same second" and not ~15. A healthy entry outside the build window sat at zero runs for 877s ⇒ zero runs is a wedge signature only for the head entry. Judging only the head is a correctness rule, not an economy.
8. ⚠️ GET /actions/runs?branch= returns total_count: 0 with HTTP 200 for a branch that does not exist. A constructed ref looks permanently wedged. Take head refs verbatim from matching-refs.
9. GET /commits/{ref} returns 422 for any ref containing slashes — read queue entries by the sha the refs listing returns.
10. A tip commit's timestamp is not when main advanced — measured 15m51s apart on 52cac388. Read "how long has main been static" from the newest push workflow run, refusing a run whose head_sha is not the tip.
11. Flipping draft→ready adds a new check (Governed Surface Queue Guard). CI that was fully green goes momentarily incomplete after the flip ⇒ re-wait before enqueuing, or you will enqueue against a stale reading.

Tooling.

12. ⛔ objectstack's scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs REFUSES a --repo objectstack-ai/objectui assertion — gate families are a property of the tree it runs in. objectui's gate list is hand-derived from this repo's own package.json and workflows. Its tier half is glob policy and still applies.
13. turbo does not merely cache outside the worktree — it writes into the MAIN checkout's dir and prints Remote caching disabled, using shared worktree cache. A sibling agent's artifacts satisfy a build leg. (finding(gate): check:node-esm-load says it "refuses to grade artifacts it did not produce", but its build leg replays turbo cache entries produced in a different worktree #7276 / PR fix(gate): check:node-esm-load grades only artifacts this tree produced #7861.)
    13b. ⭐ A PM seat CAN safely write an issue BODY line — measured twice, byte-exact — provided it never round-trips through the read channel: read raw over REST, inspect for tag-shaped fragments first, write, read back and diff. (Inherited from R42; ⚠️ restored — an R43 body rewrite dropped it. The read-back this seat did on its own body edit confirms the method: content byte-exact, the only delta a server-appended footer.)
    13c. Governed reviewer requests: pass draft: true explicitly in the same update_pull_request call and read back, or the PR silently leaves draft. Verified on PR test(repo): one vitest config, one verdict — delete the 17 per-package configs (#3240) #7523; docs(agents): record how the Actions workflow registry is keyed, and the paginated-listing rule #6183 is the incident where it did not. (Inherited; ⚠️ restored.)
    13d. Console eager-closure budget is a SHARED margin and it is narrowing. R42 recorded ~9.5 KB of headroom (3181.9 / 3191.4). Measured on PR fix(scripts): js-comment-mask stops reading a JSX closing tag as a regex literal #7880 at 2026-09-06T01:16Z: 3187.2 / 3191.4 — 4.2 KB, about 0.13%. ⚠️ fix(scripts): js-comment-mask stops reading a JSX closing tag as a regex literal #7880 is a scripts/-only PR, so by this lane's own rule the delta is main moving, not the diff — which is exactly what makes it everyone's problem: the next PR that adds any eager weight trips a gate it did not move. ⛔ Not this lane's surface to fix (the console bundle is domain:ui), and ⛔ not filed as a card by this seat — recorded here as the early warning, with the number and the timestamp so the next reading can tell drift from noise.
14. MCP issue_read mangles bodies on the READ side; the stored body is intact. Read raw over REST.
15. Shallow clone: git merge-base returns an empty string rather than failing. git fetch origin --deepen=500 first.
16. node --check passes a file whose block comment was truncated by a stray */. Verify config edits with a real import().
17. Docs-only PRs skip the test shards by design (ci.yml's "needs a full run" step excludes content/docs/** and .changeset/**; the shard jobs conclude success with their run step SKIPPED, pinned by merge-queue-reporting.test.ts). The repo-wide doc pins (doc-version-claims and friends) therefore first execute inside the merge-group build — a docs-only PR's green shards are never evidence the doc pins passed. Measured on PR docs(fields): attribute option description to objectui, not to the spec #7994 (R45): PR run 48 s, queue entry removed on doc-version-claims. ⇒ every docs-only dispatch runs the doc pins locally before pushing.

3 · Hot-file serial queue

file / family	holder	note
scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs	⛔ #8554 (in flight, claude/issue-8554-sensitivity-floor)	⭐ Serial, ruled by triage, ⛔ never folded: #8554 → #8964. Different defects — the sensitivity leg's missing lower bound, versus the header still rendering a retired ceiling/baseline pair. Whichever goes second merges main first. ⚠️ #7848 is the policy question about one line of the same file and is in the decision box; ⛔ neither card answers the other.
⭐ content/docs/guide/ci-cd-pipeline.md — the standing fact, learned 17:26Z	⛔ every workflow-adding card	⭐ Adding ANY workflow forces an edit to this page, and the pin that forces it is the inventory rule: a workflow with no section is a check a contributor gets blocked by and cannot look up. ⇒ this page is hot for a card whose declared file face never mentions it — objectui#8623 hit exactly that and edited the page involuntarily, correctly. ⛔ Never treat the by-content serial list below as the whole queue for this file; ⭐ ask first whether the card adds a workflow. ⚠️ Second forced edit in the same class: a new blocking workflow must also be classified in the Dependabot merge gate's context list, or an existing pin reddens.
content/docs/guide/ci-cd-pipeline.md	⛔ #8629 (in flight, claude/issue-8629-doc-count-measurement-points)	⭐ Serial, ⛔ never folded — answered explicitly this round: #8629 → #8726 → #8420. Three defects, three fixes, one page: counts with no measurement point; the inventory table unpinned because the pin reads only headings; sections unpinned against what their jobs run. ⛔ Gate ① is same defect + same fix and explicitly ⛔ not same subsystem — one page is a subsystem. ⚠️ The page is hot literally too: five commits touched it on 09-10 alone ⇒ merge main immediately before opening.
root AGENTS.md	✅ FREE — PR #8952 merged by a maintainer 2026-09-10T12:55Z	⭐ The queue advanced. #7800 is landed and closed out. Next: #7833 (ruled A), then #8875 PR 2 (the cite-by-content convention text). ⛔ Governed surface: draft only, request review, ⛔ never ready / enqueued / auto-merged / approved / merged by this seat.
a new doc-example-id check + package.json scripts + a workflow leg	⛔ #8623 (in flight, claude/issue-8623-doc-example-id-gate)	⚠️ The only seam against the other two in-flight cards is the shared package.json scripts block and the lint workflow; neither of them touches either. ⚠️ Name space is crowded — three sibling doc-example* / doc-component-types scripts already exist.
scripts/check-doc-snippet-types.mjs (UNGATED_DOCS) · .github/workflows/doc-*.yml	⛔ #5174 b26 (claim 5561601195)	b17–b25 landed (removals only, strictness region pinned); #7864 added the report-only --emit-census mode and moved the region hash — batches re-measure both sides. #7856 next after b26.
scripts/check-vi-mock-inherit.mjs + its pin	✅ FREE	#6892's slice chain landed; ⚠️ its assertion pin is now one of the four pinned files whose 232 assertions #8616's floor leg protects — ⛔ a later card may not loosen them.
scripts/check-i18n-*.mjs · scripts/js-comment-mask.mjs · scripts/check-node-esm-load.mjs · scripts/check-merge-queue-head.mjs · every packages/*/vite.config.ts	✅ FREE	released in earlier rounds; the cards behind each were told on-card to re-measure against the merged result, ⛔ not against a pre-merge reading

4 · Notes

The devs falsified this seat's transcriptions in all three deliveries, and in two cases that prevented a defect.

• [ci] the merge queue has landed NOTHING since 07:58Z — five merge_group builds completed success and main has not moved in 90 minutes #7010: this seat passed triage's "zero merge_group runs = wedged" straight through and ruled a 5-minute threshold on top of it. A healthy entry can sit at zero runs for 877s. ⇒ the ruling as written would have manufactured false positives; the dev found it and made head-only judging a documented correctness rule.
• finding(i18n): check-i18n-dead-keys reports 28 LIVE chatbot.tool.* keys as CONFIRMED — the key template lives in a helper, not at the call site #7592: the card's stated cause (dynamicHeads/dynamicFamilies fed only by a template argument) is literally true but vacuously so — the module is never parsed, because its translator is a parameter and the pre-filter drops the file first. ⇒ the Zone 3 route this seat suggested would have changed nothing.
• finding(gate): check:node-esm-load says it "refuses to grade artifacts it did not produce", but its build leg replays turbo cache entries produced in a different worktree #7276: the assumption held and got stronger; turbo.json was falsified as a requirement and the shared-file allowance went unused.

⭐ The best single artefact of the round was a dev catching its own pin being green about nothing. #7276's fourth ablation moved a constant to a different filename and 52 tests stayed green, because every fixture wrote its log at that constant — the suite was self-consistent with the thing it was meant to check. Reported rather than dropped, pinned in a second commit, re-ablated red.

Standing constraints. Governed surface (.claude/**, docs/adr/**, skills/**, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md): draft only, request review from os-zhuang and hotlong with draft: true in the same call, ⛔ never ready / enqueued / auto-merged / approved by this seat. Release is human-only. Entry to the merge queue requires every check green, not the required subset. Closing strips pm:* on the card being closed; ⛔ no bulk cleanup of leftover pm:* on already-closed cards (#7424 tracks 1,815 of them; maintainer-only).

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[os-warren]

Round open — R3. PM session session_01PQ3NihCHE9LUtHoGxo6A9f · fire 2026-08-24T01:56Z.

Mutex readings taken before this marker, all three clear by more than one round:

1. Last closing brief — seat body, R2 CLOSED 2026-08-23T10:15:36Z, in flight 0.
2. Latest round-open marker later than the brief — none (no comments existed on this post).
3. Latest non-this-session Claim: on a lane pm:dispatched card — 16 of 90 versioned releases never reached npm — a release-PR merge that lands with changesets pending versions again instead of publishing (npm is currently a release behind: repo 17.6.0, npm 17.5.0) #5442, session_0124Qg8rLvpXnQDwCmpKUmaJ, 2026-08-23T05:46:46Z.

Inherited, carried into R3 unchanged: #5442 / PR #5774 stays ready-but-not-enqueued — enqueueing it is the release act and is the maintainer's alone. #5397 stays held strictly behind #5442 (same file, same region), and #5775 joins that hold for the same reason (it edits changeset-release.yml).

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[os-warren]

R3 closing brief — 2026-08-24T03:25Z

PM session session_01PQ3NihCHE9LUtHoGxo6A9f. Round opened 01:56Z, closed 03:25Z. In flight 0. This timestamp is the since anchor for the next fire's incremental read.

Landed — 3 cards / 3 PRs, all merged

card	PR	merged	what it actually was
#5367	#5938	02:44Z	Filed for 2 broken tsconfigs; 61 of 91 threw. Two thirds of this gate's scope came from a catch, not a reading
#3840	#5943	02:55Z	Fixture defect (a), decided on the spec shape — ⛔ not on "the crash went away"
#5458	#5946	03:22Z	3 sites fixed + a new error-level lint rule, which found a 4th site on its first run

Plus #5313 closed completed — delivered by merged PR #5412 four days ago, exit condition written on the card and never executed. It was selected as a dispatch candidate and the pre-dispatch stale-premise check is the only thing that stopped an agent being sent at work already on main.

Health indicators

indicator	reading
dispatchable inventory	49 pm:queue unassigned (47 free; #5397 / #5775 held behind #5442)
decision inbox	0
finding awaiting first-touch grading	23 repo-wide — ⚠️ over the triage seat's >15 centralised-round threshold. Not this seat's to action
release blockers	0 — no target:* across the 61-card lane read

Awaiting a human merge

#5442 / PR #5774 — ready, mergeable_state: clean, re-verified this round under a moved main. ⛔ Not enqueued: enqueueing it publishes the 39-package fixed group at 17.6.0, and release is human-only.

Filed this round

By devs: #5939 (formType declared as bare string while the renderer switches on an enum — a class, not an instance) · #5940 · #5944 (the template-literal gate gap) · #5945. By this seat: #5947 (the published skill guide's QueryResult sketch omits data, so the wrong example is consistent with a declaration that is itself wrong) · objectstack#11559 (below).

Handover report — the three admissible categories, nothing else

1. Platform fact change → references/platform-readings.md. mcp__github__list_issues treats labels as a union, not an intersection. Measured: ["domain:devx"] → 61, ["domain:devx","pm:queue"] → 135. Any seat computing a lane∩state count from one query overstates it 2–3× with a result that looks entirely well-formed. Filed with the suggested one-liner as objectstack#11559.
2. Mechanisable → a gate/patrol card, ⛔ not prose. pm:dispatched sits on 813 closed cards while this lane's practice strips it on landing. Recorded on Install the parameterised half-state patrol (sweeper + workflow pair from objectstack PR #11294) #5791 (the patrol port) with the concrete instruction: check whether the objectstack predicate filters on state: open before landing a patrol that would otherwise emit 813 rows on its first run.
3. Principle error or gap → skills seat. None this round.

One thing the next PM should not have to rediscover

Every one of the three cards had a stale premise that the card itself could not show you: #5313 was already done, #5458's census had one site fixed and two moved, #3840's second block had stopped crashing for a reason unrelated to the fix. All three were caught by the pre-dispatch check, and none by reading the card. The check is not ceremony in this lane — it changed the disposition of three of four candidates.

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[os-warren]

Round open — R4. PM session session_01PQ3NihCHE9LUtHoGxo6A9f · 2026-08-24T03:26Z.

Same session continuing directly from R3's close (03:25Z), so the seat is held rather than re-acquired — the open-round mutex guards against a second session, and there is none: R3's closing brief above is the latest state, no round-open marker follows it from another session, and the lane's only remaining pm:dispatched card (#5442) carries a Claim: from session_0124Qg8rLvpXnQDwCmpKUmaJ dated 2026-08-23T05:46:46Z, far more than one round old.

Queue at open: 49 pm:queue unassigned, 47 dispatchable (#5397 and #5775 remain held behind #5442). In flight 0.

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