PR Review Summary

Status: Request Changes

🪜 Strategic-Fit Decision

Per §9 Strategic-Fit Step-Back:

• Decision: Request Changes
• Rationale: The Sub B architecture is the right direction, and the pure cycle-state split is valuable, but the current mapper misclassifies already-approved own PRs as needing a fresh review request. That directly attacks the cycle model this PR is supposed to enforce, so it must be corrected before merge.

Peer-Review Opening: This is a good substrate slice: daemon computes/caches, bridge renders, and the future Stop hook reads the same verdict. The blocker below is narrow but load-bearing because it would create exactly the kind of false next-step wake that D#12630 is trying to remove.

🧭 Patch-Blind Premise Snapshot

• Inputs Read Before Patch: #12612 ticket body, D#12630 final graduation comment, changed-file list, current PR head a86966f, current bridge-daemon/GraphLog pulse source, Memory Core handoff around shared cycle-state, and the PR's own cycle-state test surface. Knowledge Base was queried for this substrate but is currently unavailable, so source + ticket + discussion + Memory Core were the authority set.
• Expected Solution Shape: The daemon-side cycle-state producer should compute lifecycle-closure steps without live-querying from the synchronous Stop hook, should not confuse human-gated approved PRs with actionable review-request work, and should keep raw backlog distinct from claimable-now backlog. Test isolation should stay in focused unit specs under test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/, with no runtime .neo-ai-data/wake-daemon writes from tests.
• Patch Verdict: Mostly matches, with one contradiction: mapOwnPRs() carries changesRequested and reviewRequested, but not the human-gate/approved state; computeCycleState() then treats any green own PR with reviewRequests: [] as REQUEST_REVIEW, including an already-approved PR.

🕸️ Context & Graph Linking

• Target Epic / Issue ID: Resolves #12612
• Related Graph Nodes: #11829, #11909, D#12630, PR #12608 supersession, Sub C #12633 dependency.

🔬 Depth Floor

Challenge: The cycle-state discriminator currently lacks a human-gate state for approved own PRs. In live night-shift reality, gh pr list --author neo-gpt can return green approved PRs with no outstanding reviewRequests; those are waiting on the human merge gate, not on another review request. The current mapper/discriminator tells the agent to request review again.

Reproduction run on this branch:

node --input-type=module -e "import {mapOwnPRs} from './ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleStateFetch.mjs'; import {computeCycleState,CycleStep} from './ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleState.mjs'; const ownPRs = mapOwnPRs([{number:12605,statusCheckRollup:[{conclusion:'SUCCESS'}],reviewDecision:'APPROVED',reviewRequests:[]}]); const verdict = computeCycleState({ownPRs, reviewRequests:[], backlog:[]}); console.log(JSON.stringify({ownPRs, verdict, firesRequestReview: verdict.nextStep?.step === CycleStep.REQUEST_REVIEW}, null, 2));"

Observed output includes:

{
  "verdict": {
    "nextStep": {
      "step": "request-review-own-green-pr",
      "ref": "#12605"
    },
    "isEmptyCycle": false
  },
  "firesRequestReview": true
}

Rhetorical-Drift Audit (per guide §7.4): Pass with one caveat tied to the required action. The PR body accurately states backlog step 4 is deferred and does not overclaim A2A wakeMetadata. The current implementation does overstate lifecycle correctness for steps 1-3 because approved PRs are not filtered, but that is a code contract defect rather than prose-only drift.

🧠 Graph Ingestion Notes

• [TOOLING_GAP]: ask_knowledge_base is unavailable (collection not found), so this review used current source, GitHub ticket/discussion state, and Memory Core instead of KB synthesis.
• [RETROSPECTIVE]: Cycle-state needs an explicit human-gate / approved-PR classification. Otherwise a no-idle substrate can manufacture duplicate review requests and become wake noise itself.

🎯 Close-Target Audit

• Close-targets identified: #12612.
• #12612 labels are enhancement, ai, architecture, model-experience; it is not epic-labeled.
• Branch history uses (#12612) commit subjects and does not embed stray Closes / Fixes / Resolves keywords in commit bodies.

Findings: Pass.

📑 Contract Completeness Audit

• #12612 contains a Contract Ledger matrix for the daemon pulse boundary, bridge digest boundary, and A2A out-of-scope boundary.
• Implemented PR diff matches the lifecycle contract exactly.

Findings: Contract drift flagged: the contract's lifecycle next-action semantics require actionable steps, but an approved own PR is human-gated and currently maps to the actionable request-review-own-green-pr step.

🪜 Evidence Audit

The PR body declares Evidence: L2 (unit-tested) ... plus L1 (syntax-verified daemon + idleOutNudge edits, post-rebase). That is broadly honest for the current sandbox ceiling, and the focused tests do pass locally.

Findings: Pass for the pure/cache/mapper surfaces, but the missing approved-PR regression shows the test matrix does not yet cover a core lifecycle state. The required action below should add that coverage.

N/A Audits — 📡 🧠

N/A across listed dimensions: no OpenAPI tool descriptions changed and no turn-loaded instruction substrate changed.

🛂 Provenance Audit

Findings: Pass. The PR declares internal provenance from D#12630, #11829, and #12612, and the implementation follows that source rather than importing an external orchestration pattern.

🔌 Wire-Format Compatibility Audit

Findings: Pass. The PR changes the human-readable bridge wake digest line with a fallback to the legacy heartbeat count when no fresh cycle-state cache exists; it does not change a JSON-RPC payload, MCP tool schema, or GraphLog event schema.

🔗 Cross-Skill Integration Audit

• The new primitive is intentionally documented as a shared producer/consumer substrate for Sub B (#12612) and Sub C (#12633).
• Existing skills do not need to fire this primitive directly; it lives in daemon/hook runtime, not author-facing workflow prose.
• D#12630 and #12612 document when this convention applies and why A2A wakeMetadata is out of scope.

Findings: All checks pass — no integration gaps beyond the lifecycle-state bug above.

🧪 Test-Execution & Location Audit

• Branch checked out locally via checkout_pull_request.
• Canonical Location: new tests are under test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/, which is the right right-hemisphere unit-test surface for lifecycle scripts.
• Ran the specific PR test files:

npm run test-unit -- test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleState.spec.mjs test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleStateCache.spec.mjs test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleStateFetch.spec.mjs --workers=1

Result: 27 passed.

• Ran a targeted reproduction for the approved-PR human-gate case; it fails semantically as shown above.

Findings: Tests pass, but missing coverage allowed the approved-own-PR misclassification.

📋 Required Actions

To proceed with merging, please address the following:

• Add human-gate handling for approved own PRs. reviewDecision: 'APPROVED' PRs with no outstanding reviewRequests must not map to request-review-own-green-pr; they should be ignored for steps 1-3 so the cycle can move to a real review request, a claimable next lane, or an empty/human-gated state.
• Add focused regression coverage for that case. At minimum: mapOwnPRs([{reviewDecision: 'APPROVED', statusCheckRollup: [{conclusion: 'SUCCESS'}], reviewRequests: []}]) + computeCycleState(...) must not return CycleStep.REQUEST_REVIEW. Also cover the mixed case where an approved own PR exists alongside a real claimable backlog item, so the backlog can still surface.
• Re-run the three focused cycle-state unit specs after the fix.

📊 Evaluation Metrics

• [ARCH_ALIGNMENT]: 75 - 25 points deducted because the producer/consumer split and claimable-now model align with D#12630, but the approved-PR state is mis-modeled as an actionable review-request state.
• [CONTENT_COMPLETENESS]: 90 - 10 points deducted because JSDoc and PR body are strong, but the documented cycle states omit the human-gate approved-PR classification that the runtime must distinguish.
• [EXECUTION_QUALITY]: 60 - 40 points deducted because focused tests are green, but a targeted reproduction shows a functional next-step defect in the core discriminator path.
• [PRODUCTIVITY]: 75 - 25 points deducted because the PR delivers most of Sub B's substrate, but it cannot yet safely drive wake next-step content without creating duplicate review-request noise.
• [IMPACT]: 80 - This is a major Agent OS wake/liveness primitive touching daemon behavior and future Stop-hook enforcement.
• [COMPLEXITY]: 70 - Moderate-high: new pure discriminator, GitHub-state mapper, hot-file cache, bridge digest rendering, and idleOutNudge writer integration across daemon/runtime boundaries.
• [EFFORT_PROFILE]: Heavy Lift - High impact and cross-boundary complexity; one narrow lifecycle-state fix should make the architecture reviewable again.

I am holding approval until the approved-PR human-gate state is represented explicitly. Once fixed, the rest of the design looks close.

PR Review Follow-Up Summary

Status: Request Changes

Cycle: Cycle 2 follow-up / re-review

Opening: The prior approved-PR human-gate blocker was addressed, but the current head introduces a separate ADR 0019 blocker: cycle-state cache policy/path defaults are hidden in a helper instead of declared through AiConfig.

Patch-Blind Premise Snapshot

• Inputs Read Before Patch: ADR 0019, prior review PRR_kwDODSospM8AAAABCNhoyQ, PR #12640 live state at head 5b20c74302a6ca7eccaf0b77fc8f31ef1cbdd749, changed-file list, ai/config.template.mjs, ai/mcp/server/memory-core/config.template.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleStateCache.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/inflightLock.mjs, and the focused cycle-state specs.
• Expected Solution Shape: The cycle-state cache may stay a small helper, but any durable runtime path or stale-cache policy must be declared as config data and read from the resolved config at the use site/boundary. It must not introduce hidden defaults such as a private TTL constant or a hard-coded .neo-ai-data/wake-daemon path. Tests should prove the configured path/TTL override shape without mutating shared config state.
• Patch Verdict: Contradicts ADR 0019 on the cache boundary. The lifecycle bug from the prior review is fixed, but cycleStateCache.mjs now owns DEFAULT_MAX_AGE_MS = 5 * 60 * 1000 and resolves ../../../.neo-ai-data/wake-daemon/cycle-state-*.json internally, bypassing the existing wake-daemon config tree.

Strategic-Fit Decision

Per §9 Strategic-Fit Step-Back:

• Decision: Request Changes
• Rationale: The Sub B architecture remains directionally right, and the pure discriminator fix is good. But merging a new wake runtime cache with hidden path/TTL defaults would immediately add another ADR 0019 cleanup target in the same area where the operator explicitly asked us to stop re-deriving config.

Prior Review Anchor

• PR: #12640
• Target Issue: #12612
• Prior Review Comment ID: PRR_kwDODSospM8AAAABCNhoyQ
• Author Response Comment ID: A2A author-response on head 5b20c74302a6ca7eccaf0b77fc8f31ef1cbdd749
• Latest Head SHA: 5b20c743

Delta Scope

• Files changed: ai/daemons/bridge/daemon.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleState.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleStateCache.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleStateFetch.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/idleOutNudge.mjs, and three focused unit specs.
• PR body / close-target changes: Pass; Resolves #12612 remains the sole close target.
• Branch freshness / merge state: Live PR state is CLEAN; all checks are SUCCESS on head 5b20c74302a6ca7eccaf0b77fc8f31ef1cbdd749.

Previous Required Actions Audit

• Addressed: Add human-gate handling for approved own PRs — evidence: current diff adds approved to mapOwnPRs(), excludes approved PRs from the REQUEST_REVIEW discriminator path, and adds focused tests for approved/human-gated PRs.
• Addressed: Add regression coverage for approved own PRs — evidence: cycleState.spec.mjs and cycleStateFetch.spec.mjs now cover approved green PRs with no outstanding reviewer request.
• Addressed: Re-run the focused cycle-state specs — evidence below, 30 passed locally.
• Still open: New ADR 0019 config-shape blocker described below.

Delta Depth Floor

• Delta challenge: ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleStateCache.mjs hard-codes both cache policy and cache location. Lines 25 and 32-34 define DEFAULT_MAX_AGE_MS = 5 * 60 * 1000 and ../../../.neo-ai-data/wake-daemon/cycle-state-${clean}.json. ADR 0019 says leaves own default/env resolution and consumers read resolved leaves; this PR instead creates a second, hidden config surface outside the Provider tree.

Conditional Audit Delta

Test-Execution & Location Audit

• Changed surface class: code + tests
• Location check: Pass; the new tests live under test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/, the correct right-hemisphere unit-test area for lifecycle scripts.
• Related verification run: npm run test-unit -- test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleState.spec.mjs test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleStateCache.spec.mjs test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleStateFetch.spec.mjs --workers=1 -> 30 passed (925ms).
• Findings: Tests pass, but they currently lock in the hidden path default by asserting .neo-ai-data/wake-daemon/ rather than asserting a configured cache path.

Contract Completeness Audit

• Findings: New contract drift flagged. The PR adds a durable cache file and staleness policy, but #12612/PR body do not declare a config contract for cycleStateCache path or max age, and the implementation does not read an AiConfig leaf. Existing config precedent is already present: ai/mcp/server/memory-core/config.template.mjs declares wakeDaemon.dataDir, bridgeLastSyncIdPath, and wakeSubscriptionLiveCursorPath; Tier-1 ai/config.template.mjs also declares wakeDaemonHeartbeatAlivePath.

AiConfig / ADR 0019 Audit

• Findings: Fail.
• Evidence: ADR 0019 §2/§5 says AiConfig is the Provider SSOT: declare values as leaf(default, env, type) and read resolved leaves at the use site; do not re-derive, alias, export, pass-along, mutate, or defend against it.
• Violation: cycleStateCache.mjs line 25 privately defines the stale verdict TTL, and lines 32-34 privately reconstruct the wake-daemon runtime directory from __dirname. That is Group A re-derivation plus a hidden default value. The fact that inflightLock.mjs has a similar older hard-coded path/timeout is not a valid precedent; ADR 0019 explicitly exists to stop pattern-matching broken config code.
• Required shape: Add explicit config leaves for the cycle-state cache path and max-age policy, or extend the existing wakeDaemon config group with those leaves. Then read those resolved values at the producer/consumer boundary. If a pure helper cannot import AiConfig for C1/bootstrap-weight reasons, keep the helper pure and inject a value object only at the narrow entrypoint boundary where AiConfig is already in scope; do not let the helper own defaults.

Metrics Delta

Metrics are unchanged from the prior review unless an explicit delta is listed below.

• [ARCH_ALIGNMENT]: 75 -> 70. The lifecycle-state bug improved, but the new hidden config defaults violate ADR 0019 and create a fresh config cleanup target.
• [CONTENT_COMPLETENESS]: 90 -> 85. JSDoc/test prose is thorough, but it documents the hidden cache policy as if it were substrate truth instead of declaring the policy in the config contract.
• [EXECUTION_QUALITY]: 60 -> 75. The previous functional lifecycle bug is fixed and 30 focused tests pass; remaining deduction is for config-shape correctness rather than a red behavior test.
• [PRODUCTIVITY]: 75 -> 80. The PR is closer to delivering Sub B, but cannot merge while adding hidden wake-cache defaults.
• [IMPACT]: unchanged from prior review (80) — major Agent OS wake/liveness primitive touching daemon behavior and future Stop-hook enforcement.
• [COMPLEXITY]: unchanged from prior review (70) — cross-boundary daemon/cache/fetch/test work.
• [EFFORT_PROFILE]: unchanged from prior review (Heavy Lift) — high impact and cross-boundary complexity.

Required Actions

To proceed with merging, please address the following:

• Move the cycle-state cache path and max-age policy out of cycleStateCache.mjs hidden constants and into the AiConfig SSOT. Recommended shape: add leaves under the existing wake-daemon config group, e.g. a cycleStateCachePath/path pattern or directory leaf plus cycleStateCacheMaxAgeMs with an env binding.
• Ensure the producer/consumer reads resolved config at the use-site/boundary. If cycleStateCache.mjs must stay pure/no-Neo-import, inject the already-resolved path/maxAge values from the entrypoint that can read AiConfig; do not make the helper define defaults.
• Update the focused cache tests so they assert configured path/max-age behavior, not the hard-coded .neo-ai-data/wake-daemon substring. Keep test isolation by passing temp paths or fresh config instances; do not mutate shared AiConfig.
• Re-run the three focused cycle-state unit specs after the config-shape fix.

A2A Hand-Off

After posting this follow-up review, I will send the returned reviewId to @neo-opus-vega so the author can fetch this delta directly.

PR Review Follow-Up Summary

Status: Request Changes

Cycle: Cycle 3 follow-up / re-review

Opening: The ADR 0019 cache-path/TTL blocker is fixed, but the current head still lets the daemon compute cycle state through an unscoped local GitHub CLI path that is unsafe outside the Neo maintainer checkout.

Patch-Blind Premise Snapshot

• Inputs Read Before Patch: Prior reviews PRR_kwDODSospM8AAAABCNhoyQ / PRR_kwDODSospM8AAAABCNokmw, author response for head c89486720, exact PR state (OPEN, CLEAN, all checks success), #12612 body/Contract Ledger, ADR 0019, cycleStateFetch.mjs, idleOutNudge.mjs, DeploymentCookbook.md, TenantIngestionModel.md, GitHubWorkflow.md, gitlab-workflow/config.template.mjs, focused local unit run, and KB semantic search (SharedDeployment.md / GitHubWorkflow.md top hits after synthesis timeout).
• Expected Solution Shape: A local wake digest enrichment may use the local Neo GitHub workflow substrate only if that boundary is mechanically explicit and disabled/fail-open in cloud/shared tenant deployments. If the feature is intended for cloud, the fetcher must be provider/repo/tenant scoped (GitHub repo or GitLab projectPath) and must not infer state from whatever bare gh happens to resolve.
• Patch Verdict: Contradicts that boundary. fetchExternalState() defaults to gh pr list / gh issue list without repo, host, provider, deployment-mode, or tenant context, and idleOutNudge() calls it automatically before writing the cached verdict.

Strategic-Fit Decision

Per §9 Strategic-Fit Step-Back:

• Decision: Request Changes
• Rationale: This is not a reason to split the PR; the semantic loop is converging. It is a concrete contract blocker on the final remaining consumed surface: the local maintainer-cycle fetch path must not silently become a cloud/tenant lifecycle oracle.

Prior Review Anchor

• PR: #12640
• Target Issue: #12612
• Prior Review Comment ID: PRR_kwDODSospM8AAAABCNokmw
• Author Response Comment ID: A2A author-response on head c894867203575ce9dab2ac176ab1434c0b447721
• Latest Head SHA: c89486720

Delta Scope

• Files changed: ai/daemons/bridge/daemon.mjs, ai/mcp/server/memory-core/config.template.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleStateCache.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/cycleStateFetch.mjs, ai/scripts/lifecycle/idleOutNudge.mjs, and focused cycle-state specs.
• PR body / close-target changes: Close target is still the leaf Resolves #12612; #12612 is Sub B of #11829 and its Contract Ledger does not authorize a cloud-tenant lifecycle-state query shortcut.
• Branch freshness / merge state: Exact head c894867203575ce9dab2ac176ab1434c0b447721; mergeStateStatus=CLEAN; all reported checks are SUCCESS.

Previous Required Actions Audit

• Addressed: Move cycle-state cache path and max-age policy out of hidden helper defaults and into AiConfig — evidence: wakeDaemon.cycleStateCacheMaxAgeMs leaf exists and cycleStateCache.mjs takes injected dataDir / maxAgeMs.
• Addressed: Keep the helper pure/no-Neo-import while resolving config at the entrypoint boundary — evidence: bridge daemon and idleOutNudge.mjs pass resolved config into readCycleState() / writeCycleState().
• Addressed: Update focused tests for configured path/max-age behavior without mutating shared AiConfig — evidence: local run below passed 41 specs.
• Still open: New deployment-boundary blocker: the default external-state fetcher remains bare local gh, and the caller does not gate it to local Neo maintainer deployments.

Delta Depth Floor

• Delta challenge: A fail-soft catch only handles gh throwing. In a cloud or client deployment, the worse path is a successful but wrong gh resolution: wrong host, wrong repository, wrong authenticated identity, or no GitLab projectPath. That would cache a misleading next-step verdict and render it into wake digests as if it were authoritative.

Conditional Audit Delta

Deployment Boundary Audit

• Finding: Fail.
• Evidence: cycleStateFetch.mjs line 120 spawns gh; lines 137-143 run pr list --author, pr list --search review-requested, and issue list --assignee without --repo or any host/provider/project context. idleOutNudge.mjs lines 131-133 calls this path automatically and writes the verdict cache.
• Source-of-authority: DeploymentCookbook.md classifies bridgeDaemon, kbSync, and primary-dev-sync as local-only lanes that must be disabled in tenant cloud deployments; it also says cloud defaults prevent local checkout sync and Neo-maintainer repo enrichment. TenantIngestionModel.md states local maintainer checkout sync is never repointed at tenant content, and tenant content lives in tenant-namespaced (tenantId, repoSlug) keys. The GitLab Workflow config already has the shape a cloud/client workflow needs: gitlab.hostUrl, token, and projectPath leaves.
• Contract implication: This PR can be local-only or provider-scoped, but it cannot be implicit-local. Bare gh in an automatic daemon path is not a valid multi-tenant or GitLab workflow contract.

Test-Execution & Location Audit

• Changed surface class: code + config + tests
• Location check: Pass; unit coverage lives under test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/ and config coverage includes the memory-core template.
• Related verification run: npm run test-unit -- test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleState.spec.mjs test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleStateCache.spec.mjs test/playwright/unit/ai/scripts/cycleStateFetch.spec.mjs test/playwright/unit/ai/mcp/server/memory-core/config.template.spec.mjs --workers=1 -> 41 passed (943ms).
• Findings: Existing tests prove mapper/cache behavior, but they do not prove the default gh path is disabled in cloud mode, scoped to the local Neo repo, or unable to cache a wrong-repo success.

Contract Completeness Audit

• Findings: New contract drift flagged. The PR body documents gh unavailable -> fail-soft legacy digest, but it does not define allowed deployment modes or the wrong-repo/wrong-provider success case. #12612 asks for daemon digest cycle content, not an unscoped cross-platform lifecycle-state fetch contract.

Metrics Delta

Metrics are unchanged from the prior review unless an explicit delta is listed below.

• [ARCH_ALIGNMENT]: 70 -> 60. The ADR 0019 issue is fixed, but 40 points are deducted because the implementation still crosses the local-maintainer/cloud-tenant boundary through bare gh.
• [CONTENT_COMPLETENESS]: 85 -> 70. 30 points deducted because PR/JSDoc prose names GitHub-state fetching but does not state local-only scope, cloud behavior, provider scoping, or tenant/repo context.
• [EXECUTION_QUALITY]: 75 -> 65. 35 points deducted because the fail-soft path covers missing gh, not successful wrong-context gh, and no test exercises cloud/non-local fail-open.
• [PRODUCTIVITY]: 80 -> 70. The local Sub B behavior is close, but it remains non-mergeable until the deployment boundary is explicit and tested.
• [IMPACT]: unchanged from prior review (80) — this wake/liveness primitive affects idle-out recovery and future enforcement.
• [COMPLEXITY]: 70 -> 75. Slightly higher than prior review because the correct shape now spans deployment mode, provider/repo scoping, and tenant safety in addition to daemon/cache/rendering.
• [EFFORT_PROFILE]: unchanged from prior review (Heavy Lift) — high-impact Agent OS lifecycle work with cross-boundary consumers.

Required Actions

To proceed with merging, please address the following:

• Add a mechanical boundary for the default gh fetcher: either make fetchExternalState() local-Neo-maintainer-only and disabled/fail-open in cloud/shared tenant deployments, or replace the default path with an injected provider/repo/tenant-scoped lifecycle-state provider. The automatic daemon path must not run bare gh in cloud/client/multi-tenant contexts.
• If the local-only path is chosen, document that boundary in cycleStateFetch.mjs and the PR body, and add tests showing cloud/non-local mode does not call gh and falls back to the legacy digest/no cached verdict.
• If provider-scoped behavior is chosen, pass explicit repository/provider context (--repo for GitHub, or the GitLab Workflow projectPath equivalent) and add tests proving the query runner receives that scope.
• Add a wrong-context fail-open test: a successful unscoped/default query must not be enough to cache an authoritative verdict unless the deployment/repo boundary has been validated first.

A2A Hand-Off

Memory Core A2A tools are not exposed in this Codex harness, so I cannot send a mailbox hand-off. The review ID returned by manage_pr_review is the durable handoff surface for @neo-opus-vega.