Clankie trim and account integration, with existing eval harvest

2026-09-30. Verified revision: 2f7335ecc107dbc1aafc75b8242a9158132ad01b. VUH-1456, VUH-1476, and read-only harvest of VUH-1473.

Delivery result

pnpm check passed in a clean detached checkout of the fixed revision, after an offline frozen-lockfile install. Check output: 384 test files, 3,249 tests passed, two skipped; 27 typecheck tasks; 123 native Vox tests and IPC smoke. Formatting, lint, dead-code, docs and infrastructure checks passed. Both Claude and Codex generated-seat build.mjs --check commands passed. No new live model trial was run for this verification or harvest.

The source revision contains trim 43e3a994, account integration 4b13370a and 5e8c01af, ownership correction 0ce6bb23, and trim evidence 2f7335ec. It excludes the seat worker's uncommitted harness, tests and documentation. The shared checkout's nine stale staged deltas were left intact: the corresponding working files, including instructions-pre-1456.md, equal HEAD byte for byte. No push, service restart, account registration, login or hook consent was done.

The app's account-label change remains at 30c2332; its two files are unchanged since the earlier passing app checks. Device rendering was not re-tested. Runtime registration still contains only the implicit default home. After the lead decides delivery, register the second home from the normal owner shell:

clankie accounts codex add ~/.codex-jamescvolpe --label jamescvolpe
clankie accounts codex list

An inherited worker CODEX_HOME makes that worker's overlay the implicit default; use the owner's normal environment when configuring the owner registry. Selection queries live quota and accepts weekly-only windows, with recent rollouts as fallback. Earlier quota percentages are dated observations, not selection inputs or assumptions about accounts that James has since reset. Hook consent remains an owner action. The lead retains push/restart and issue-transition decisions.

Completed trim gate

Recomputed from the two committed Codex gate reports: 96 completed calls, no missing cells, both halves finished without a guard stop. Each arm covers 16 cases three times.

The mean reduction is 16,623 tokens/trial (26%). The standing instructions match trimmed.md byte for byte, SHA-256 2ef16da4e9fd4ae5f8ee9ecef7cd3f698bfc07737a6e9b8c86c54b3daea09c23. This is a ceiling-limited regression gate, not evidence of universal behavioral parity. The earlier small Claude comparison remains partial and was not resumed.

Budget hold and seat harvest

Current budget direction is the canonical mutable guidance. The five-repetition, 110-cell Codex seat campaign was stopped at 106 persisted results. The active producer and its identified trial descendants were terminated. Its pending post-reset shell timer was also terminated; that timer would notify the Claude worker after 12:51 CDT. It was not itself a Claude launch command. The native completion notification was consumed, the pane settled, and its existing user draft remained intact. No new campaign or completion watcher was created. No unrelated service, agent pane, or Rivals job was stopped.

Original report, trial directories and credentials remain at their original private temporary paths. The local handoff retains an untouched report/log snapshot and exact process identities. Sanitized harvested rows preserve all 106 completed results and enumerate the four missing cells. The interrupted in-flight work is not counted as a completed result. The original report has no finishedAt; this was an owner budget stop, not normal completion.

Model: gpt-6-astra, pinned source 4b13370a. current used the trimmed instruction hash above. No completed row reports a timeout or provider error. Missing: both arms' seat-where-things-live and seat-baseline, repetition 4. The five coverage cases are room posting, memory recall, voice summary, stuck worker and escalation. Both arms see the same fake Herdr fleet, so bare's stuck worker passes are possible by construction. These are bare/current results; there are no real seat arm results, so they cannot establish the value or reliability of the actual Claude seat. The paused Claude campaign must not resume automatically on a quota reset.

Why configure-git-webserver failed

This question concerns the earlier completed Claude/Sonnet 5.5 Terminal-Bench baseline, not the Codex seat campaign above. The unchanged grader reports current 0/5 and bare 2/5. Two initial setup-timeout rows are infrastructure attempts followed by completed retries, not additional scored repetitions. Inspected result metadata.

Every scored current run created a git account, substituted git@server:/git/server for the requested user@server:/git/server, tested the hook using a local-path push, and then cleared the sample repo/web file. The verifier creates a key for the literal user, clones over SSH as that user, and expects /hello.html. All five fail test_hello_html_exists with HTTP 404. The trajectories explicitly acknowledge that SSH was not tested and that the configured username differs from the requested one.

The bare successes need care: repetition 2 created both user and git; repetition 1 used only git and left the sample hello.html. The verifier does not fail immediately on the clone/commit/push errors, so a leftover sample can satisfy its final HTTP check. That is a limitation of interpreting the reported score, not a changed criterion or a regraded result. No holdout, grader or benchmark fixture was edited and no trial was rerun.