fix: pin models in first-party v2 flows - #584
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Getter inventory misses paired setters
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The new object-literal getter walk treats the first same-name member in reverse order as definitive. A later set accessor shares that name, so lookup returns without reading the getter. A get/set pair therefore hides the getter value and the worker or flow call is omitted from the shipped-source inventory.
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Fixed in 1e12307. Object-member lookup now carries a matching setter forward while continuing to the paired getter; a setter no longer terminates callable getter provenance. Exact worker and flow get/set-pair regressions are inventoried fail closed.
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HOLD at exact head c69f9b2.
Substantive unresolved-spread inventory gap: a statically known trailing reflective-writer source is discarded when an unresolved spread occurs earlier in the .apply argument array.
Worker repros followed by box.run("review", {task:"x"}) return calls: 0, missing: 0, unresolved: []:
declare const extras:any[]; Object.assign.apply(Object, [box, ...extras, {run:f.agent}])declare const extras:any[]; Reflect.apply(Object.assign, Object, [box, ...extras, {run:f.agent}])
The target remains deterministically box, and the final object is always an Object.assign source regardless of the spread length, so its known f.agent storage must be inventoried. Imported-flow analogs with trailing {define:surface.flow} return invalidFlowHeaders: 0.
Cause: staticArrayElements returns immediately when it cannot resolve a spread and preserves only the prefix; it never visits statically known trailing elements. Direct Object.assign(box, ...extras, {run:f.agent}) correctly fails closed.
All prior direct/destructuring/globalThis/helper-composition/nested-Reflect.apply/accessor/alias/branched-apply repros now pass. Evidence: focused 7-file Vitest gate passed 167/167; npm run typecheck and npm run typecheck:tests passed. Final guard: PR OPEN, exact base/head, local HEAD aligned, worktree clean.
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Trace reflective-write targets returned from local calls
Fresh evidence beyond the fixed identifier aliases is const identity = (x: any) => x; Object.assign(identity(box), { run: f.agent }); box.run('review', { task: 'x' }): the call returns box at runtime, but this branch rejects every non-member call expression, so the member write is never associated with box and the unpinned worker invocation disappears from the inventory. Propagate return provenance through local calls used as reflective-write targets, or conservatively retain the later member call as unauditable.
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Fixed in 1e12307. Reflective-write target resolution now maps return provenance from local call signatures back through formal parameters to the actual aggregate argument. Exact identity(box) worker and flow regressions are inventoried fail closed.
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Resolve spread entries in defineProperties descriptor maps
Fresh evidence beyond the fixed plain aliased map is const descriptors = { ...{ run: { value: f.agent } } }; Object.defineProperties(box, descriptors); box.run('review', { task: 'x' }): objectLiteralCandidates returns the outer literal, but this loop skips its SpreadAssignment, so no write to box.run is recorded and the runtime worker call bypasses the model inventory. Expand statically known descriptor-map spreads, or fail closed when a descriptor key may be hidden behind one.
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Fixed in 1e12307. defineProperties descriptor-map extraction now recursively expands statically resolvable object spreads before decoding value/get descriptors. Exact spread descriptor-map worker and flow regressions are inventoried fail closed.
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Break the circular provenance-module imports
Move the shared aggregate primitives behind an acyclic boundary: this import makes binding-provenance depend on binding-values, while binding-values imports binding-provenance, and binding-provenance also imports member-writes, which imports it back. The split therefore leaves multiple circular modules whose initialization safety depends on none of the imported helpers being called during module evaluation, making later provenance changes unusually fragile and defeating the intended single-purpose separation.
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Fixed in 1e12307. Provenance is now layered acyclically: raw bindings and assignments are leaf dependencies; binding-value evaluation sits above them; base aggregate resolution feeds callable and intrinsic decoding; reflective member writes consume those lower layers; and all-candidate aggregate resolution is the top layer. No lower module imports back from a higher layer, and every related module remains below 500 lines.
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Fixed all exact-head c69f9b2 findings in 1e12307. Static array decoding now preserves every resolvable branch and statically known suffix after unresolved spreads; paired setters no longer mask callable getters; reflective-write targets follow local-call return parameters; defineProperties expands descriptor-map spreads; and provenance modules now form an acyclic dependency stack. Worker mutations total 215 and invalid flow headers total 135. Captured evidence: focused SDK 9 files / 207 tests passed; npm run typecheck and typecheck:tests exited 0; git diff --check passed. Every provenance module remains below 500 lines. Live base/head/local/remote are aligned, the PR is open, and the worktree is clean. All reviews of c69f9b2 and earlier are superseded. |
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HOLD at exact head 1e12307.
Substantive local identity-call target gap: reflective target provenance follows a directly returned formal parameter/member, but not a returned local alias, assignment alias, or wrapped branch of that parameter.
Worker repros followed by box.run("review", {task:"x"}) return calls: 0, missing: 0, unresolved: []:
function identity(value){ const alias=value; return alias } Object.assign(identity(box), {run:f.agent})function identity(value){ let alias; alias=value; return alias } Object.assign(identity(box), {run:f.agent})function identity(value){ return flag ? value : value } Object.assign(identity(box), {run:f.agent})
Imported-flow analogs using {define:surface.flow} return invalidFlowHeaders: 0.
Cause: memberAssignmentPaths handles CallExpression returns by passing the returned expression through memberPath, then maps it only when that exact symbol is a formal parameter. It does not resolve returned local aliases through declarations/assigned values or wrapped branches back to the parameter. This regresses the existing transitive returned-receiver alias/assignment contract.
All accepted HOLD repros for unresolved spread suffixes, paired accessors, helper/Reflect.apply composition, nested Reflect.apply, descriptor spreads, direct identity targets, and globalThis now pass. The shipped-source helper import graph is acyclic and all 17 modules are below 500 lines (largest 477).
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Computed binding keys lose provenance
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The local staticPropertySegment no longer follows binding aliases or logical/await branches, and it mutates the caller seen set. Computed destructuring keys such as a renamed const or nested { [key]: { [key]: run } } fail to resolve, so bindingSource drops the pair and f.agent / f.llm aliases skip inventory.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Computed binding keys now resolve through immutable aliases, binding paths/defaults, await and equivalent conditional/logical branches while cloning recursion state per branch. Renamed, binding-derived, logical, and nested computed worker/flow regressions are retained as exact isolated checks.
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Descriptor maps miss member writes
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objectLiteralCandidates now uses singular aggregateExpressionValue, which does not consult assignedMemberValues. A descriptor map stored only through a member write is invisible to defineProperties / defineProperty provenance, so later box.define / box.run calls are not inventoried.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Descriptor-map lookup now consumes direct member-assignment candidates as well as aggregate, binding, assignment, and initializer provenance. Isolated member-held descriptor-map worker and flow regressions are inventoried fail closed.
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Returned targets drop captured bindings
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The new call-expression path in memberAssignmentPaths follows a returned identifier only when it is a parameter. A helper that returns a captured target yields an empty path, so Object.assign(getBox(), …) never links the write to box.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Local-call reflective target resolution now retains captured return roots and recursively follows returned aliases, assignments, and wrapped branches. The exact getBox captured-target worker and flow forms are inventoried fail closed.
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Base aggregate skips member-assigned aliases
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baseAggregateExpressionValues omits assignedMemberValues, and callable/global/intrinsic matching now uses only that helper. An intrinsic stored as helpers.assign = Object.assign is not recognized, so later helpers.assign(box, { run: f.agent }) writes never enter inventory.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Direct member-assignment provenance is indexed in a leaf module and fed into base aggregate resolution, so a member-held Object.assign alias is decoded without reintroducing provenance cycles. Isolated worker and flow regressions are inventoried fail closed.
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Expand wrapped local-call return targets
Fresh evidence beyond the fixed direct identity(box) case is a local helper such as function choose(value) { return flag ? value : other; }: Object.assign(choose(box), { run: f.agent }) can mutate box at runtime, but the conditional return is neither a memberPath nor a shape handled by memberAssignmentPaths, so box.run('review', badOptions) contributes no inventory entry. Recurse through conditional/logical/comma/await return branches here, or conservatively retain the resulting member call as unauditable.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Return-target resolution now recursively expands conditional, logical, comma, and await branches and maps formal-parameter provenance back to each actual target. Exact const-alias, assignment-alias, and wrapped-return worker/flow regressions pass.
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Resolve aliased descriptor getters
Fresh evidence beyond the fixed inline accessor forms is const getter = () => f.agent; Object.defineProperty(box, 'run', { get: getter }); box.run('review', badOptions). This branch extracts returns only when the get initializer is syntactically an inline arrow/function; an identifier getter falls through to the nonexistent descriptor value, so the runtime worker call disappears from the inventory. Follow local getter aliases and their return provenance, or classify the installed property as unauditable.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Descriptor getter extraction now follows local getter aliases through aggregate, binding/default, assignment, function declaration, and const-initializer provenance before collecting return candidates. Isolated worker and flow regressions are inventoried fail closed.
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Split the binding-value resolver before extending it
This newly added module is already 477 lines, again approaching the repository's explicit 500-line design-smell boundary after the earlier provenance split. It combines computed-property resolution, object/aggregate traversal, binding defaults, assignment candidates, static array expansion, and call-argument expansion; split the member/aggregate and array/call concerns so the next provenance fix does not immediately push this module over the enforced limit.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Static array and call-argument expansion moved into a focused module; shipped-source-binding-values.ts is now 446 lines. The helper import graph is acyclic across 20 modules.
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Split the flow-invocation resolver before extending it
This new 475-line module is already approaching the repository's 500-line design-smell threshold and combines namespace provenance, call/apply/bind helper decoding, constructor resolution, invocation decoding, and header selection. Separate helper-composition from flow-constructor/header resolution now; otherwise another provenance case will recreate the oversized module the preceding split was intended to eliminate.
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Fixed in 49eedbe. Flow call/apply/bind helper composition moved into a focused module, leaving shipped-source-flow-invocations.ts at 357 lines. The helper dependency graph remains acyclic.
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Fixed all exact-head 1e12307 findings in 49eedbe. Local-call reflective targets now retain returned const/assignment aliases, equivalent wrapped branches, and captured roots; direct member assignments feed intrinsic aliases and descriptor maps into base aggregate provenance; computed binding keys resolve through immutable aliases/bindings/wrappers; aliased descriptor getters contribute returned callables. The provenance split is acyclic across 20 helper modules; the largest is 446 lines. Worker mutations total 226 and invalid flow headers total 146. Captured evidence: focused SDK 9 files / 207 tests passed; npm run typecheck and typecheck:tests exited 0; git diff --check passed. Live base/head/local/remote are aligned, the PR is open/non-draft/mergeable, the worktree is clean, and unresolved review-thread count is zero. All reviews of 1e12307 and earlier are superseded. |
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HOLD — substantive provenance gap remains at exact head 49eedbe.
Local identity-call receiver targets are not mapped through three statically analyzable formal/actual shapes:
- Rest formal: function id(...values) { return values[0] }; Object.assign(id(box), { run: f.agent }); box.run(...)
- Destructured formal: function id({ value }) { return value }; Object.assign(id({ value: box }), { run: f.agent }); box.run(...)
- Static spread actual: function id(value) { return value }; Object.assign(id(...[box]), { run: f.agent }); box.run(...)
Each worker mutation is incorrectly trusted with calls=0, missing=0, unresolved=0. Imported-flow analogues using surface.flow likewise produce invalidFlowHeaders=0, calls=0, unresolved=0. The CallExpression branch in memberAssignmentPaths maps only identifier parameters by exact symbol and indexes raw arguments, so it does not carry rest-member paths, binding-pattern paths, or expand statically known spread actuals. These are conservative inventory bypasses and should fail closed or resolve correctly.
Previously accepted HOLD reproductions replayed cleanly at this head: returned const/assignment/wrapped/captured/nested local targets; member/nested intrinsic aliases; computed/logical/nested keys; aliased/assigned descriptor getters; spread descriptor maps; unresolved-spread suffixes; accessor pairs; nested Reflect.apply.
Validation: focused SDK contract gate 9 files / 234 tests passed; npm run typecheck passed; npm run typecheck:tests passed. Provenance helper graph: 20 modules, no cycles, maximum 447 lines, none over 500.
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Follow direct member writes through receiver aliases
Fresh evidence beyond the fixed direct box.run = f.agent case is const box: any = {}, alias = box; alias.run = f.agent; box.run('review', badOptions): direct writes are indexed under the syntactic root symbol (alias), while this lookup queries only box, so the runtime worker contributes no inventory entry. The same gap affects aliased member assignments of flow constructors, intrinsic writers, and descriptor maps; resolve equivalent receiver roots or conservatively retain the later call as unauditable.
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Fixed in 638d4be. Direct member writes are indexed under both the syntactic receiver and immutable declaration/binding roots, so writes through const receiver aliases are visible from the original aggregate. Exact worker and flow alias regressions pass.
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Map defaulted local-call return parameters to their targets
When a reflective target is returned through a defaulted parameter, such as function target(value = box) { return value; } Object.assign(target(), { run: f.agent }); box.run('review', badOptions), the parameter is found but its missing actual argument makes this branch return no target path. The write is therefore never associated with box, and the runtime worker—or analogous flow constructor—disappears from the inventory; map parameter defaults (and other formal-to-actual shapes) or fail closed on the resulting member call.
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Fixed in 638d4be. Local-call target mapping now selects a parameter initializer when its actual argument is absent, while preserving formal member paths. Exact defaulted-target worker and flow regressions are inventoried fail closed.
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Fail closed on unresolved computed binding keys
A mutable but runtime-known key such as let key: string; key = 'agent'; const { [key]: run } = f; run('review', badOptions) is rejected by this resolver because it accepts only const initializers, after which bindingSource drops the binding entirely. The executed worker contributes zero inventory calls, and the equivalent flow binding bypasses budget validation; trace assignment candidates or classify calls through unresolved computed bindings as unauditable rather than ignoring them.
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Fixed in 638d4be. Computed-key resolution now evaluates assignment candidates, and an unresolved computed binding over an auditable worker/flow receiver is retained as unauditable rather than dropped. Exact mutable-key worker and flow regressions pass.
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Computed keys miss wrapped sources
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The new computed-key walker only follows const variable literals and raw object or array literals. A key sourced from a conditional, logical wrapper, or binding alias never resolves, so bindingSource fails. Worker inventory has no fallback and drops that agent/llm call, which lets an unpinned pair through the shipped-source gate.
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Fixed in 638d4be. Static key lookup at a binding path now traverses await, conditional/logical/comma/nullish branches and nested binding aliases, retaining equivalent resolvable candidates conservatively. Exact conditional and logical wrapped-source worker/flow regressions pass.
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Cyclic member writes recurse forever
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objectLiteralCandidates and callableReturnValues now follow direct member assignments through baseAggregateExpressionValues, but property-access expressions never enter the seen set. Mutual writes such as a.x = b.x; b.x = a.x recurse until the scanner overflows instead of failing closed.
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Fixed in 638d4be. Descriptor and getter candidate traversal now records each member root before following direct-member candidates, and direct lookup stops when that root is already in the recursion set. Exact mutually cyclic descriptor-map and getter-alias worker/flow regressions terminate and retain the known callable.
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Fixed all exact-head 49eedbe findings in 638d4be. Local-call target mapping now covers rest and destructured formals, statically expanded spread actuals, and missing actuals through parameter defaults. Direct member writes follow immutable receiver aliases; computed binding keys resolve assignment and wrapped/binding candidates and fail closed when unresolved; cyclic descriptor/member getter candidates terminate; both provenance suites are explicitly included in test typechecking.\n\nWorker mutations total 226 and invalid flow headers total 146. Captured evidence: focused SDK 9 files / 207 tests passed; npm run typecheck and typecheck:tests exited 0; git diff --check passed. The helper graph is acyclic across 20 modules, the largest is 447 lines, live base/head/local/remote are aligned, the PR is open/non-draft, the worktree is clean, and unresolved review-thread count is zero. All reviews of 49eedbe and earlier are superseded. |
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Rest formals drop returned member paths
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Rest-parameter forwarding concatenates formalPath with returnedMember.path, then treats every segment after the index as a value lookup and passes an empty suffix. Ordinary parameters keep the returned member path as a suffix on the actual, so return value.nested still attributes the write to the argument. return values[0].nested does not, so Object.assign(id(box), …) is recorded on the rest formal instead of box and the later box.nested call drops out of inventory. String indexes such as values['0'] also fail because the offset check requires a number instead of canonicalArrayIndex.
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Array rest bindings lose start offset
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bindingNamePaths forwards an array-rest element on the parent path and never records the rest start index. A formal such as [skip, ...rest] therefore treats rest[0] as offset 0 of the original array instead of 1. Writes through that returned value attach to the wrong slot or the rest binding, so the corresponding worker or flow call is not inventoried.
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Apply defaults to explicit undefined actuals
When a local helper is called with an explicit undefined, such as function target(value = box) { return value; } Object.assign(target(undefined), { run: f.agent }); box.run('review', badOptions), JavaScript uses the parameter initializer, but this mapping selects the undefined expression rather than parameter.initializer. The reflective write is therefore not associated with box, so the worker invocation disappears from the shipped-source inventory and an unsupported model pair can pass the gate; recognize statically undefined actuals as default-triggering or retain the call as unauditable.
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Preserve alternate statically expanded spread actuals
For a spread such as id(...(flag ? [other] : [box])), staticArrayElements returns both branches, but this function appends only the primary spread.values and discards spread.alternatives. Consequently Object.assign(id(...(flag ? [other] : [box])), { run: f.agent }); box.run('review', badOptions) omits the runtime worker path when the alternate branch is chosen; expand every static candidate or conservatively classify the affected invocation as unauditable.
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Resolve assigned keys in direct member writes
An assigned computed key such as let key: string; key = 'run'; box[key] = f.agent; box.run('review', badOptions) is unresolved here because this static-key resolver follows bindings and const initializers but not assignment candidates. sourcesAtTarget then drops the direct write, so the executed worker contributes no inventory entry; use the assignment-aware key resolution already available to binding provenance or fail closed on the later member call.
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Follow assigned receiver aliases for direct writes
Fresh evidence beyond the fixed immutable declaration alias is const box: any = {}; let alias: any; alias = box; alias.run = f.agent; box.run('review', badOptions): receiver-root discovery follows only binding and variable initializers, so the write is indexed under alias but never under box. The runtime worker invocation consequently disappears from the inventory; follow assignment-derived receiver roots or retain calls through the original aggregate as unauditable.
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HOLD - substantive receiver-alias provenance bypass remains at exact head 638d4be.
directMemberPaths repairs only the simple immutable const alias = box form. Definite writes through assigned, wrapped, destructured, and aggregate aliases are still not attributed to the original receiver.
Representative worker:
declare const f: any;
const box: any = {};
const holder = { alias: box };
holder.alias.run = f.agent;
box.run("r", { task: "x" });Flow analogue:
import * as surface from "@relayflows/surface";
const box: any = {};
const holder = { alias: box };
holder.alias.define = surface.flow;
box.define("x", { budget: "$2" }, () => {});Literal repro command:
TMPDIR=/dev/shm bun -e "import{writeFileSync,rmSync}from\"node:fs\";import{scanTypeScript as s}from\"./tests/helpers/shipped-source-typescript.ts\";const cases={worker:\"declare const f:any;const box:any={};const holder={alias:box};holder.alias.run=f.agent;box.run(\\\"r\\\",{task:\\\"x\\\"});\",flow:\"import * as surface from \\\"@relayflows/surface\\\";const box:any={};const holder={alias:box};holder.alias.define=surface.flow;box.define(\\\"x\\\",{budget:\\\"\$2\\\"},()=>{});\"};for(const[n,src]of Object.entries(cases)){const p=\"/dev/shm/638d-\"+n+\".flow.ts\";writeFileSync(p,src);const x=s(p);console.log(JSON.stringify({n,calls:x.calls,missing:x.missing.length,unresolved:x.unresolved.length,invalidFlowHeaders:x.invalidFlowHeaders.length}));rmSync(p);}"Captured output:
{"n":"worker","calls":0,"missing":0,"unresolved":0,"invalidFlowHeaders":0}
{"n":"flow","calls":0,"missing":0,"unresolved":0,"invalidFlowHeaders":0}
The same zero-inventory result reproduces for let alias; alias = box, const alias = flag ? box : box, logical wrappers, array aggregates, binding-element aliases, assigned destructuring, and Object.assign(holder.alias, ...). Cause: directMemberPaths follows identifier declarations and bindings only into identifier or member syntax, not assignedValues, wrapped branches, or aggregate member values.
The prior 49eed HOLD cases now pass: rest, destructured, and default formal mapping; statically expanded spread actuals; computed-key sources; cyclic descriptor/getter termination.
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TMPDIR=/dev/shm npx vitest run tests/babysitter-native-extension.test.ts tests/cli-probe.test.ts tests/close-pr-flow.test.ts tests/flow-extension-compose.test.ts tests/hosted-extension-protocol.test.ts tests/plugin-extension.test.ts tests/shipped-source-model-provenance.test.ts tests/shipped-source-models.test.ts tests/shipped-source-worker-invocations.test.tsTest Files 9 passed (9)
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python3 ops/gen-drive-cloud-v2.py --check && git diff --exit-code -- workflows/drive-cloud-v2.yamlworkflows/drive-cloud-v2.yaml is current and equivalent to drive-cloud.yaml
Helper DAG audit output: {"files":20,"max":{"file":"shipped-source-member-writes.ts","lines":448},"over500":[],"cycles":[]}.
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Summary
First-party executable and copyable v2 Flows now carry explicit current CLI/model pairs instead of inheriting an adapter default that may not be authorized for the selected credential:
claude-sonnet-5gpt-5.6-solgpt-5.6-sol-highgrok-4.7This updates Software Factory, PR review, Babysitter/reviewer, task graph, stuck-run triage, communication/drive flows, provider-selectable examples, and the close-PR dogfood flow. The generated
drive-cloud-v2.yamlnow copies and verifies the exact model fromdrive.yamland refuses a missing model.The runtime contract is unchanged: authored step > named agent > adapter default precedence and the exact
(cli, model)readiness probe remain fail closed. This PR does not change the Claude adapter default.Incident
This is Flows lane B for failed Cloud v2 run https://agentrelay.com/cloud/dashboard/workflow/b5d6ab22-caee-58c5-a1c7-4c02d4aa9e26/runner. The run reached agent-3 with an omitted model, inherited
claude-opus-5, and the connected credential rejected that exact probe.The incident generator fix landed separately in AgentWorkforce/agentrelay.com#121. This PR repairs the independently shipped Flows sources and prepares the authoritative source commit needed by the later release and Cloud catalog pin update.
Invariant
shipped-source-models.test.tsinventories current first-party TypeScript and declarative v2 source under examples, workflows, and SDK dogfood:cliandmodel;dist,node_modules, and symlinks are excluded so ignored build products cannot alter the source inventory.Changing the reviewed Software Factory bytes also updates the hosted capability-isolation digest and its regression fixture.
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a87bfffebe7610953792f90af67105b59129c2bf.Verification
PATH=<node-24.21.0>:<bun-1.4.0> RELAYFLOWD_BIN=<built-relayflowd> npm testinpackages/sdk: 218 files passed, 1 skipped; 3513 tests passed, 3 skipped.npm run typecheck:regressions && npm testinpackages/surface: generated helpers current; 10 files, 53/53 passed.python3 ops/gen-drive-cloud-v2.py --check: generated workflow current and equivalent.git diff --check: passed.RED/GREEN evidence: the first full SDK run caught the stale hosted Software Factory digest and the inventory following an ignored dangling symlink. After updating the digest and making traversal source-only, those regressions pass. Environment-only reds from an unset
RELAYFLOWD_BIN, Bun 1.4.2, and Node 26 were eliminated by rerunning with the repository-compatible built daemon, Bun 1.4.0, and Node 24.21.0.Production boundary proof
Fresh post-generator-fix run
af723592-ea24-50c0-b7bb-8adaeb0c40a8completed all 19 authored steps. Agents 3/6/8/10 ran withcodex+gpt-5.6-sol; logs contain neitheragent_cli_unresolvednorclaude-opus-5. Its terminal control-plane status is failed only because the authored workflow deliberately parkedneeds_humanaftercomplete-19, not because of model resolution. The immutable original failed run was not retried or modified.Rollout / rollback
After review and merge, a human must publish a Flows release before Cloud updates the recommended catalog immutable ref/digest/fixtures. Roll back by reverting this commit before release, or pinning Cloud to the prior artifact after release. No publish, Cloud mutation, merge, or deployment is performed by this PR.
Note
Medium Risk
Touches agent dispatch, budget composition, and preflight probing across many first-party flows and the SDK entrypoints; incorrect pins or probe timing could block runs, but changes align with existing fail-closed preflight rather than weakening auth or spend limits.
Overview
First-party flows, plugins, and dogfood paths now declare explicit
cli+modelpairs (current pins likeclaude-sonnet-5,gpt-5.6-sol) instead of relying on adapter defaults that can fail credential probes at runtime. Custom reviewer/repair wrappers must supplyreviewerModel/input.model; built-in harnesses get generated defaults only when overrides are absent, not when blank.Budgets move from shorthand strings to structured
{ tokens, dollars, wallclock }, with docs and examples using 100,000 tokens per nominal dollar when frozen prices are missing so enforcement stays on tokens. Flow-extension manifests and composition now understand token ceilings alongside dollars/wallclock.Runtime/SDK:
--probe-cliis served from both the ordinaryflowsCLI and the sealed authored Node entry so flows can fail closed on CLI/model readiness before GitHub or repo effects (Babysitter legacy reviewer, close-pr repair loop).gen-drive-cloud-v2.pyinlines roster cli/model on every agent step. Hosted Software Factory digest and extensive shipped-source static analysis tests guard inline agent/LLM calls, declarative YAML, and budget literals.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 638d4be. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Pins explicit CLI/model pairs across first-party executable, copyable v2, and active v1 Cloud flows so runs no longer inherit adapter defaults that can fail credential checks; invalid or ambiguous configurations now fail before agent work starts.
Model contract
claude-sonnet-5,claude-opus-5,gpt-5.6-sol,gpt-5.6-sol-high,grok-4.7) are pinned across Software Factory, PR review, Babysitter/reviewer, task graph, stuck-run triage, communication/drive flows, provider examples, and the close-PR dogfood flow.shipped-source-models.test.ts) audits TypeScript and YAMLagent/llmcalls, covering callable aliases, bound/indirect/nested/returned receivers, mutation and aggregate provenance, assignment/reflective and callable-member write targets, and flow-header binding.Budgets and validation
prospect-demonow requests and posts structured{ message: string }output.drive-cloud-v2.yamlcopies and verifies the exact model fromdrive.yaml.git diff --checkgreen.Written for commit 638d4be. Summary will update on new commits.
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5377263ce73fecd85ab495e3009ab3c37c8a0758f.agent(...)andf.llm(...); a mutation fixture proves an LLM-only missing model and missing token ceiling fail the gate.cdorghcommand runs on invalid input.RELAYFLOWD_BIN: 218 files passed / 1 skipped; 3514 tests passed / 3 skipped.git diff --checkpassed;origin/mainand the PR base remain66eb9a932239af0a4d2e318b64607010b1f6c474.Review closure at
70238e52628d66ee1ec42d508a1bf0c57c91aec2f.agent(...),f.llm(...), and tagged-templatef.llmsyntax. Tagged calls fail as unpinned;prospect-demonow uses the options form withclaude/claude-sonnet-5and an output string schema.--skipLibCheck: passed.RELAYFLOWD_BIN: 218 files passed / 1 skipped; 3515 tests passed / 3 skipped.python3 ops/gen-drive-cloud-v2.py --checkandgit diff --check: passed.origin/mainand the PR base remain66eb9a932239af0a4d2e318b64607010b1f6c474.Review closure at
aad3ae1a24127b92e9c8e8487e37dd371285abaeprospect-demonow asks for JSON matching its object output schema ({ message: string }) and postsresult.message, so the pinned options-formf.llmcall does not fail schema verification on a normal response.--skipLibCheck: passed.RELAYFLOWD_BIN: 218 files passed / 1 skipped; 3515 tests passed / 3 skipped.worker-clihidden.bun-buildEACCES race; its isolated file passed 18/18 before the clean serialized full gate.python3 ops/gen-drive-cloud-v2.py --check,git diff --check, and the live base guard passed;origin/mainremains66eb9a932239af0a4d2e318b64607010b1f6c474.Review closure at
dfd927f6e4a592a4197630667a93c8fee4b0b150RELAYFLOWD_BIN: 218 files passed / 1 skipped; 3515 tests passed / 3 skipped.python3 ops/gen-drive-cloud-v2.py --check,git diff --check, and the live base guard passed;origin/mainremains66eb9a932239af0a4d2e318b64607010b1f6c474.Review closure at
8d295012428e4ed8328ff5dd0a2d65048b539b48type: agentandtype: llmsteps through the same supported-pair gate; mutation fixtures prove missing and unsupported YAML LLM models fail.dollarsandtokens, rejecting missing/nonliteral/negative values, zero-dollar budgets, and ceilings above 100,000 tokens per dollar. Mutation coverage rejects 20,000,000 / $2 and accepts the 200,000 / $2 boundary.RELAYFLOWD_BIN: 218 files passed / 1 skipped; 3515 tests passed / 3 skipped.python3 ops/gen-drive-cloud-v2.py --check,git diff --check, and the exact live base/head guard passed; base remains66eb9a932239af0a4d2e318b64607010b1f6c474.Review closure at
e9531407b151cedebb692ca5b25a93184dce6d96workflows/drive-cloud.yamlalongside current v2 sources, resolves roster-backed steps, and rejects incomplete roster pairs. Regeneration added exact models to all three v1 Cloud roster declarations.constdeclarations; a factored 20,000,000-token / $2 budget regression is rejected.RELAYFLOWD_BINSDK gate: 218 files passed / 1 skipped; 3515 tests passed / 3 skipped; duration 135.19s.python3 ops/gen-drive-cloud-v2.py --checkreports the v2 artifact current and equivalent;git diff --checkpassed; base/main remains66eb9a932239af0a4d2e318b64607010b1f6c474.Review closure — e16a9ca
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